Wisła Płock's loan agreement for Dominik Sarapata from FC Kopenhaga includes a buyout option. According to information from bold.dk, Wisła Płock would need to pay over four million euros to sign Sarapata permanently. The chances of this option being activated currently are considered very unlikely.

Dominik Sarapata stated in an interview with TVP Sport that to his knowledge, Wisła Płock probably has a buyout option. It was also stated that exercising the buyout option would likely require a record-breaking fee for Wisła Płock. Sarapata also said he thinks Kopenhaga will be waiting for him. He added that he does not know what will happen in the future or how this season will end, and that it will be seen afterwards which direction his career will go.

According to Sport.pl, Dominik Sarapata has joined Wisła Płock on a half-year loan from FC Kopenhaga. An official statement from Wisła Płock on the X platform has confirmed the move. Sarapata is expected to be ready to play from the start of the spring round.

Dominik Sarapata has passed his medical tests and his loan move to Wisła Płock is finalized, with an official announcement expected soon. In the second half of December, his representatives and FC Copenhagen made the decision to loan out the midfielder for the rest of the season. Prior to arranging the move to Płock, the Danish club extended the 18-year-old's contract until June 30, 2029. Negotiations for this extension had been ongoing since October, when Sarapata reached adulthood. A compromise that satisfied both parties was reached, which demonstrated the club's continued high trust in the player.