Lech Poznań showed interest in Dawid Kownacki, who previously played for them. However, Tomasz Rząsa mentioned that bringing him back is not feasible due to high contract demands, which are unaffordable for any Polish club. Kownacki was loaned to Fortuna Duesseldorf, where he performed well, but he will return to Werder Bremen as they will not buy him. His contract with Werder Bremen expires in 2027.

Dawid Kownacki enjoyed a successful season, netting 13 goals in the second Bundesliga with Fortuna Düsseldorf, but is set to temporarily return to Werder Bremen due to Fortuna's inability to afford a permanent transfer. Fans remain hopeful for his return to Lech Poznań, with journalist Mateusz Borek indicating that there is a possibility for this move to happen. Borek noted that Kownacki, who also contributed five assists last season, has been linked with a return to Lech Poznań, especially after his recent visit to the stadium with former teammate Kuba Moder. The journalist highlighted the pressing need for Lech to significantly bolster its squad, and remarked that Kownacki, at 28, possesses the capability to perform at a very high level. Kownacki had previously rejoined Lech for the spring round of the 2021/2022 campaign, where he played a crucial role in helping the team secure the championship under coach Maciej Skorża.