Darko Czurlinow has been linked with Legia Warszawa, which reportedly made an offer for him. However, Czurlinow seems more interested in returning to Jagiellonia Białystok if he comes back to the Ekstraklasa.

Legia Warszawa made an offer for Darko Czurlinow but did not reach advanced negotiations due to Burnley's firm stance on their demands. Czurlinow's agent remains in contact with Legia, and the transfer seems most likely if the club advances to the league phase of the Europa League.

Darko Czurlinow, who performed excellently on loan at Jagiellonia Białystok, attracted interest from Legia Warszawa. However, the transfer seems difficult to finalize as Czurlinow aims to join a club in a stronger league. The report comes from Paweł Gołaszewski of the weekly 'Piłka Nożna'.

There are speculations that Legia might have an interest in Darko Churlinov, although his high salary demands make this prospect unlikely for them. Reports indicate that his salary at Burnley is two million pounds annually, which exceeds Legia's financial capabilities. Additionally, it is considered improbable for Churlinov, who joined Jagiellonia Białystok on loan from Burnley, to remain there after the current season, as Jagiellonia is unable to afford his transfer fee or salary. Burnley, who covered a significant portion of his wages during the loan, is expected to seek either a sale or another loan to a wealthier club once the season concludes. Churlinov's contract with Burnley extends until the end of June 2026, further complicating a permanent move to Legia.