According to Goal.pl, Benjamin Källmann is open to a return to Poland. The publication names Wieczysta Krakow as one of four clubs interested in the striker. Hannover 96's current demand for him is four million euros, which is currently too high for the Polish clubs.

According to Piotr Koźmiński, four clubs from the Polish Ekstraklasa, including Wieczysta Kraków, have inquired about Benjamin Källman. Hannover 96 has stated its financial expectation for the transfer is four million euros.

Sławomir Peszko, the vice president for sports at Wieczysta Kraków, revealed that 28-year-old Finnish centre-forward Benjamin Källman had wanted to join the club and made contact through Maigaard. Peszko confirmed that Wieczysta was strongly interested. A fee of 2.5 million euros must be paid for the player, who is under contract with Hannover 96 until 2028. The vice president also stated his belief that Källman had expected Hannover to be promoted, which would have resulted in a better contract. Peszko also stated that Källman would earn more at Wieczysta Kraków than he currently does in the 2. Bundesliga. Källman joined Hannover in July 2025 and has 38 caps and 10 goals for Finland. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €4.00m.