Dawid Kownacki, a striker for Werder Bremen, was considered a transfer candidate for Pogon Szczecin. Mateusz Borek suggested that Kownacki was close to joining Pogon, while Tomasz Włodarczyk indicated that discussions had slowed. Daniel Trzepacz summarized that the differences between the parties were too significant. Information from Germany suggested that the issue was between the player and Pogon, not between the clubs. According to Piotr Koźmiński on Meczyki.pl, Pogon had nearly reached an agreement with Werder Bremen. The player also reportedly lowered his expectations, but at some point, Pogon ceased communication. Dawid Zieliński described that Pogon initiated discussions with Kownacki, but the club's management questioned if the financial outlay would secure a striker capable of scoring over 10, and preferably more than 15, goals per season.

Negotiations took place for Dawid Kownacki to join Pogon Szczecin. According to Daniel Trzepacz, the move will not happen due to significant financial differences. The latest findings from the source indicate that the matter is definitively closed due to large financial discrepancies.

Tomasz Wlodarczyk from Meczyki.pl reported that negotiations regarding the transfer of Dawid Kownacki have slowed down, but the move to Pogon Szczecin is still considered probable. Werder Bremen informed Dawid Kownacki that he is not in their future plans and he is looking for a new club.

Dawid Kownacki wants to continue in Bremen despite a lack of prospects. Werder's coach stated that there were early discussions about whether the positions should be filled differently, a consideration that came more from the club than from the player.