Jagiellonia Białystok has submitted an offer to Watford for Tom Dele-Bashiru, according to a report by journalist Luca Bendoni on X. The club is aiming to strengthen their midfield options to boost their performance in Ekstraklasa, Liga Konferencji, and Puchar Polski. They are reportedly interested in securing a loan move, akin to the previous arrangement with Darko Czurlinow from Burnley, which did not include a purchase option. Although Dele-Bashiru's contract with Watford is set to expire in 10 months, Watford retains the option to extend it for an additional year. The Polish club, having already made ten signings this transfer window, hopes to make a notable impact with the signing of the midfielder, who currently competes in the Championship, the second level of English football. Dele-Bashiru, once part of Manchester City's youth setup and a Nigerian youth international, is known for his role as a typical 'number eight', focusing on defensive responsibilities and initiating plays from deeper positions.