In an interview with Meczyki.pl, Bartłomiej Drągowski stated that information about a potential transfer to Legia Warszawa did not reach him and he did not know whether he was considered by the club. Drągowski commented that, considering history, such a transfer would have been difficult due to a gesture he made towards Legia fans in 2015, and he reiterated that he was unaware of any consideration for the move.

George Tsarouchas reported, citing AMNA, that representatives of Legia Warszawa were negotiating a loan for Bartłomiej Drągowski that included a purchase option. Legia.net presented a statement from the club which said that the topic did not exist and that they are not conducting any talks with the player.

With Kacper Tobiasz likely to depart as his contract expires in 2026 and the club is showing no interest in an extension, Legia Warszawa is exploring goalkeeper options. The Polish club has initiated talks with both Panathinaikos and the entourage of 28-year-old Polish international Bartłomiej Drągowski, who is out of the squad in Greece. The proposed deal is a loan with an option to buy. Drągowski is considered a strong option for Michał Żewłakow, but he is not the only goalkeeper on Legia's list. Drągowski, who has four caps for Poland, is under contract with Panathinaikos until June 2028 and has also been linked with Widzew Lodz. His current Transfermarkt valuation is €2.50m, and he moved to the Greek club from Spezia in July 2024 for a reported fee of €1.8 million.