Lech Poznań's Bartosz Mrozek is attracting significant interest from foreign clubs. Łukasz Olkowicz said some time ago that there is a high volume of offers for the player from clubs in England, Germany, and the Netherlands, although slightly fewer than for Pietuszewski from Jagiellonia. Olkowicz stated there is an informal agreement for Mrozek to stay at least one more season at Lech Poznań, unless an offer arrived like those for Moder or Bednarek, who were also considered unsellable until an exceptionally large bid was made. The 25-year-old's contract expires on June 30, 2028, and it is very possible that the Polish representative will look for employment elsewhere next summer.

Mrozek may leave the club this summer.

Bartosz Mrozek, the primary goalkeeper for Lech Poznań, has been receiving numerous offers from foreign clubs due to his impressive performance this season. However, both Mrozek and the club have agreed that he will remain at Lech Poznań for at least one more season, unless an exceptionally attractive offer is made. Offers have reportedly come from clubs in England, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Bartosz Mrozek is expected to receive interesting offers in the summer, as scouts from foreign clubs are already observing him. His future at Lech Poznań is uncertain.