Raków Częstochowa are reportedly interested in Kamil Jakubczyk, who was a key player for Arka Gdynia throughout the season. Arka's owner Marcin Gruchała stated to Trojmiasto.pl at the end of May that the club will only consider selling Jakubczyk if they receive a worthy offer. He added that he does not want a repeat of the Karol Czubak situation, in which the club received much less than the estimated financial value of promotion to Ekstraklasa.

Raków Częstochowa has a strong interest in signing Arka Gdynia's 21-year-old Polish player, Kamil Jakubczyk. According to Mateusz Janiak, Raków's interest is more significant than that of Lech Poznań, which now has other priorities. Janiak had previously reported Lech's interest in the defensive midfielder at the end of May. The president of Arka Gdynia, Wojciech Pertkiewicz, has explained the club's preference is to keep the player for their next season in the first division unless they receive a suitable transfer fee, even if this could result in him leaving for free later. Jakubczyk's contract is valid until June 30, 2027. The player has one cap for the Poland U20 national team and his current Transfermarkt market value is €1.00m.