Afonso Sousa, a key player for Lech Poznań, has caught the attention of AEK Athens, according to Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl. Sousa reportedly expressed his contentment at Lech Poznań and indicated that discussions would occur at the season's end if the sporting plans are in agreement, to determine the best outcome for both the club and himself. Despite his contract with Lech Poznań being valid until June 30, 2026, there is speculation that selling him next summer could be the last opportunity for a substantial profit unless he extends his contract, which appears unlikely at present. AEK Athens has shown interest in acquiring the player, but specific details of any offer have not been revealed yet.

Afonso Sousa is drawing attention from Greek football clubs, with scouts planning to watch him during an important match against Legia Warsaw. Although he has more than a year remaining on his contract with Lech Poznań, it seems unlikely that he will remain with the team. The upcoming summer is viewed as the perfect opportunity for a transfer if the club chooses not to extend his contract. Sousa, who has established himself as a vital player under the guidance of coach Niels Frederiksen, has achieved twelve goals and six assists this season. His performance in the match against Legia Warsaw, a team against which he has previously performed well, will be pivotal as Greek clubs, possibly including prominent teams such as Olympiakos, Panathinaikos, or AEK Athens, are showing interest in him. The match presents an excellent opportunity for Sousa to demonstrate his abilities.