In August, Lech Poznań proposed Norwegian forward Bryan Fiabema, 22, to Raków Częstochowa for a fee of 600,000 euros. The offer was made public by Raków's owner, Michał Świerczewski, who revealed a post from the Transfer Room platform that was subsequently deleted. During the same summer transfer window, Fiabema also rejected a proposal from Danish top-flight club Viborg. The player had previously been a target for Botev Plovdiv, with the Bulgarian club attempting to sign him on loan during the winter, just a few months after he joined Lech Poznań from Real Sociedad's second team. Artur Płatek, who was Botev Plovdiv's sporting director at the time, confirmed in a discussion with NA WYLOT that he had personally wanted to acquire the player. Fiabema's contract with Lech Poznań runs until June 2027, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €300,000.