Rafał Grodzicki, the sporting director of Śląsk Wrocław, told Slasknet.com that the decision to loan midfielder Aleksander Wołczek to Sandecja Nowy Sącz was motivated by the player's development. He stated that playing in a different environment and moving outside his comfort zone could lead to Wołczek returning as a better player, adding that Sandecja showed great determination to sign him. Aleksander Wołczek also told Slasknet.com that he consulted with Śląsk and his advisors, and they decided the loan was a good decision as he is always looking for an opportunity to develop. The player felt it would be difficult for him to secure a position in Śląsk Wrocław's first team at the moment and was looking for an ambitious club like Sandecja, where he will compete for high goals.

Polish midfielder Aleksander Wołczek, 20, has moved from the reserves of Śląsk Wrocław to their II liga rival, Sandecja Nowy Sącz. The transfer is a loan agreement valid until the end of the current season. Wołczek, who was a key player for Śląsk's second team, has made 18 appearances, scored 4 goals, and provided 2 assists in the league this season. The loan deal does not contain a buyout option, and the player, whose contract with Śląsk Wrocław runs until June 2027, is scheduled to return to Wrocław in June.