Arkadiusz Reca has committed to a three-year contract with Legia Warszawa. Previously, he was on the brink of joining Lech Poznań; however, the transfer did not materialize. Reca conveyed his enthusiasm for becoming part of Legia, remarking that it is the largest club in Poland and an environment where he can further his development and aim for trophies. His remarks sparked discussions on social media, as supporters highlighted his earlier talks with Lech Poznań, Legia's competitor. The 30-year-old left-back, who formerly played for the Italian club Spezia, is regarded as a versatile player, adept at playing as a left-back, wing-back, or winger. His choice to sign with Legia, despite being close to an agreement with Lech Poznań, was received with skepticism from fans who took to social media to underscore the surprising nature of his change in loyalty. Reca, who boasts 113 Serie A appearances and 15 caps for Poland, is valued at one million euros according to Transfermarkt. He is anticipated to vie with Rubén Vinagre and Patryk Kun for a spot in the team.