Lech Poznań has expressed interest in acquiring Andri Gudjohnsen, a striker currently with KAA Gent. Tomasz Włodarczyk from 'Meczyki' reported that Gudjohnsen's market value is estimated at 2 million euros by Transfermarkt. As a reserve player in the Belgian team, Gudjohnsen might consider a move to the Ekstraklasa, seeking more playing opportunities, particularly since Lech is participating in European competitions. Andri, who is the son of Eidur Gudjohnsen—a former Chelsea star and Champions League winner with FC Barcelona—is seen as a potentially valuable asset for the Ekstraklasa despite some skepticism about his potential to match his father's career achievements. Lech Poznań, actively engaging in the transfer market, intends to strengthen their squad further, with Gudjohnsen possibly providing competition for Mikael Ishak in the forward position. Although it remains to be seen if Gudjohnsen would immediately replace Ishak in the starting lineup, the additional matches from European competitions could allow the Icelandic forward ample playing time. Gudjohnsen, who has honed his skills at prestigious European academies like Real Madrid, Espanyol, and Barcelona, and has playing experience in Sweden, is considered a promising prospect for Lech's team.