Dawid Kownacki is under contract with Werder Bremen until June 30, 2027. The club's professional department manager, Clemens Fritz, stated that other clubs have shown initial interest in Kownacki. Fritz also mentioned that nothing has been decided yet and the club is open to discussions. It is stated that Kownacki is available for transfer if an appropriate offer is made.

According to Mateusz Miga from TVP Sport, Wojciech Kwiecień of Wieczysta Kraków is interested in Dawid Kownacki. Wojciech Kwiecień believes that the amount of 1.8 million euros for Dawid Kownacki is excessive. Dawid Kownacki is actively seeking new options for a transfer, hoping to leave Werder Bremen.

Dawid Kownacki could leave Werder Bremen this summer upon returning from a loan at Hertha, which decided against a permanent transfer. Wieczysta Kraków is interested in the striker. The club's transfer plans are contingent on a potential promotion to the Ekstraklasa, and they would be keen to sign Kownacki if they are successful in their play-off final against Chrobry Głogów. Lech Poznań and Widzew Łódź have also been mentioned as other interested Polish clubs. Werder's director, Peter Niemeyer, has commented that competition for the forward position will be considerable. Niemeyer also stated that no offers for Kownacki have been received yet. According to media reports, a transfer would cost around half a million euro, a sum that is considered manageable for many Polish teams.