Wisła Kraków has shown interest in Ervin Omić, who is currently without a club. Discussions are ongoing, and Wisła Kraków is trying to persuade the player to join them. Jarosław Królewski mentioned that the talks are not yet concluded and that they are enticing the player in various ways. Omić's agency is also pushing for a move to Wisła. The player has met with Jarosław Królewski and is considering the offer from Wisła.

Ervin Omić, a defensive midfielder who spent three years at Juventus academy and recently left Wolfsberger (Austrian Bundesliga), is being pursued by Wisła Kraków. Despite competition from Pogoń Szczecin and Omić's doubts about moving to a lower league, Wisła Kraków is actively trying to persuade him to join them. Negotiations are ongoing, with Wisła Kraków's representative Jarosław Królewski stating that the matter is not closed and they are tempting the player in various ways to choose them.

Ervin Omić, a 22-year-old midfielder known for his defensive skills, has recently parted ways with the Austrian club Wolfsberger after two years, making him available for a free transfer. His agent, Andy Bara, who also manages Dani Olmo, is reportedly urging Omić to consider moving to Poland to join Wisła Kraków. According to Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl, Bara is portraying the Kraków team in a positive light to Omić. Wisła Kraków is actively looking to fill a midfield gap left by James Igbekeme. Omić, who has experience training with top clubs like Red Bull Salzburg and Juventus, is being persuaded by Bara, who has extensive knowledge of Polish football from his own playing career in the country. The involvement of Peter Moore, former CEO of Liverpool, as an advisor and minority shareholder at Wisła Kraków, is anticipated to enhance the club's international market strategies, which could aid in facilitating Omić's transfer.