Damian Wysocki reported that Korona Kielce submitted the largest offer in their history. Recent reports suggest the offer may concern Kamil Jakubczyk from Arka Gdynia. Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl recently stated that Korona is ready to spend one million euro on this move. At the end of May, Arka's owner Marcin Gruchała stated to Trojmiasto.pl that Arka will only consider selling Jakubczyk if they receive a worthy offer. He also said that the club does not want a repeat of the Karol Czubak situation, where the club received much less than the estimated financial value of promotion to Ekstraklasa.

Korona Kielce is interested in Kamil Jakubczyk from Arka Gdynia. Korona Kielce is ready to invest one million euro in the transfer of Kamil Jakubczyk, according to Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl.

Korona Kielce showed interest in Kamil Jakubczyk during the winter, but no offer was submitted to Arka Gdynia.

Arka Gdynia's 21-year-old Polish midfielder, Kamil Jakubczyk, has attracted interest from other clubs, and the player himself acknowledged to Sportowefakty.wp.pl in October that there had been some phone calls, though he was focused on his performance. In December, Kamil Bętkowski indicated that Korona Kielce was making a strong effort to sign the midfielder but also noted that Arka's management did not plan for him to leave. The owner of Arka Gdynia, Marcin Gruchała, later confirmed in a discussion with 'Przegląd Sportowy' that there are no plans for a winter sale of Jakubczyk, whose contract runs until June 2027. Gruchała explained that the club believes the best approach is for the player to establish his form and position at Arka in the Ekstraklasa during the spring, after which they can consider future steps together. Jakubczyk, who has a current market value of €700k according to Transfermarkt, joined Arka in July 2024 and has been capped once for the Poland U21 team; this season in the Ekstraklasa, he has made 17 appearances, scoring 2 goals and providing 1 assist.