Lech Poznań is very interested in acquiring Afimico Pululu and has made multiple offers to Jagiellonia Białystok. The first offer was 1.5 million euros, and the second was 1.3 million euros plus the player card of Filip Szymczak. Lech Poznań has also made an improved proposal directly to Pululu, which is more beneficial for him, including a project presentation by Frederiksen detailing how Pululu would fit into the team alongside Mikael Ishak. However, Jagiellonia Białystok is not considering offers below 2 million euros.

Sport.pl reports on the intense transfer interest surrounding Afimico Pululu, with Lech Poznań making a concrete offer amidst Jagiellonia's efforts to retain him. Afimico Pululu has attracted interest from several clubs due to his impressive performances, particularly in the Conference League. Lech Poznań has made a concrete offer for Pululu. However, Jagiellonia is keen to retain him and has offered him a new contract with significantly better terms than his current deal. Pululu is under contract with Jagiellonia until June 2026, making this transfer window crucial for potential negotiations.

Lech Poznań has shown interest in Afimico Pululu and proposed a transfer fee of 1.3 million euros along with the player's card of Filip Szymczak.

Afimico Pululu is being pursued by Lech Poznan, who made a concrete offer for the Jagiellonia Bialystok forward. However, Pululu received a better offer from Ferencváros (FTC) and is waiting for opportunities from major European football markets. Initially, Jagiellonia asked for 4-5 million EUR, but no serious buyer emerged. The price then dropped to around 2 million EUR. Pululu prefers not to transfer within the league and finds FTC's financial offer more attractive.