Coach Mariusz Jop revealed that Filip Baniowski was not part of his plans because the player openly admitted he did not see his future with Wisła Kraków. According to Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl, talks subsequently took place privately, mainly led by president Jarosław Królewski, to convince Baniowski to change his position. Contract talks were initiated and are now near an agreement, as the player's current contract was unlikely to be automatically extended due to playing time requirements.

Mariusz Jop stated that Filip Baniowski does not intend to continue playing for Wisła Kraków. Bartosz Karcz from 'Gazeta Krakowska' reported that Filip Baniowski did not join the winter training camp due to his contract situation. An option for a contract extension exists, but its activation requires a certain number of minutes played, which Baniowski is not getting. It is possible that Baniowski will leave Wisła Kraków during the winter transfer window, but recent reports indicate there are currently no concrete offers.

Polish winger Filip Baniowski, 18, will not travel with Wisła Kraków for their training camp in Turkey due to an impasse in his contract situation. His contract expires on June 30 and, although it contains an extension clause, activation is unlikely due to the required minutes limit. Discussions with Baniowski's representatives have not resulted in an agreement. Baniowski wants to play regularly, which he cannot expect given the current competition; this season, he has made 7 appearances in the Betclic 1 Liga and 4 in the Betclic 3 Liga - Group IV. It is possible that Baniowski, who has one cap for the Poland U18 team, will leave the club this winter if a specific offer is made. His market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €100k.