Bartosz Bialek has transitioned from VfL Wolfsburg to Darmstadt 98 following the conclusion of his contract. Darmstadt views his acquisition as a 'Low-Risk-High-Reward' strategy, despite his history of knee injuries. Bialek had previous collaborations with Darmstadt's coach Florian Kohfeldt during his time at Wolfsburg and Eupen. He expressed enthusiasm about joining Darmstadt, choosing to decline other offers in favor of this opportunity. Bialek is set to don the number 27 jersey and has commenced training with his new team. After two injury-plagued seasons in which he only made six appearances, Bialek is focused on rejuvenating his career at Darmstadt. The club's sporting director, Paul Fernie, commended Bialek's attributes as a comprehensive striker, pointing out his adeptness in two-footed finishing, heading skills, and exceptional football intelligence. Bialek, who previously spent time on loan at Arnheim and Eupen while at Wolfsburg, has already arrived at the training camp in Bad Wörishofen and is preparing for his inaugural session with the team on Tuesday.