The sports advisor to the board, Artur Płatek, explained that just before submitting the list, the topic of a potential change of environment by Karol Struski reappeared, which ultimately did not happen.

Following media speculation about Karol Struski changing clubs again, a move ultimately did not happen, although he had seriously considered a loan. In an interview with Sport.tvp.pl, Raków's sporting advisor, Artur Płatek, confirmed that certain discussions were held. He stated that it all unfolded within hours, a decision had to be made, and the club ultimately decided not to register Struski for those competitions. Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl admitted that Struski was indeed open to a move but changed his mind.

The 24-year-old did not find himself well in Marek Papszun's project, and for this reason, he was considering a loan move to another club in the summer. When he ultimately decided against such a move, there was no place for him in the squad for the Conference League.

Information from Karol Struski and his entourage after the match in Szczecin indicated that he wanted to leave on loan. The club gave him a choice: if he wanted a loan, he would not be registered for the Conference League. Struski initially decided he wanted the loan and not to be registered, but after further consideration, he chose to stay and fight for his place. However, the registration lists had already been closed. This situation was explained by coach Marek Papszun, as cited by Nawylot.tv.