Aleksander Nadolski, a 20-year-old player who has been developing his skills in the youth teams and reserves of Lech Poznań for the past ten years, has transferred permanently to Znicz Pruszków. He has played 59 matches for Lech Poznań’s second team, scoring a goal and providing an assist. Despite a minor injury during his sports tests at Znicz Pruszków, the transfer was successfully completed. This move is a step up for Nadolski as he transitions from playing in the third league to competing in the first league, the second tier of Polish football.

Aleksander Nadolski was being tested by Znicz Pruszków. However, due to the club not making a decision by the specified deadline, Nadolski abandoned the idea of transferring to them. Nadolski had been given permission by Lech Poznań to change clubs during the summer transfer window despite having a contract valid until June 30, 2026.

Aleksander Nadolski, who has been associated with Lech Poznań for many years, is presently undergoing trials with Znicz Pruszków. Despite his contract with Lech Poznań being valid until June 30, 2026, he has been granted permission to look for a new club. Nadolski, who began his career with Lech Poznań in the 2015/2016 season and has experience playing in both the II and III leagues, is also recognized for his participation in Poland's U-18 and U-19 national teams. The final decision regarding his potential tenure with the Mazovian team has yet to be made. However, as reported by Maksymilian Dyśko from Sportowy-poznan.pl, there is a possibility that he might end up joining Znicz Pruszków, which finished eighth in the last I league season and is currently managed by Marcin Matysiak.