Krzysztof Bąkowski has joined KFUM Oslo on loan from Lech Poznań, with the agreement including a buyout option for an unspecified amount. Bąkowski described the move as a fantastic opportunity for himself, stating that after several seasons in Poland's top two leagues, he wanted a new experience. He mentioned being very well received in Turkey and telling his agent that was what he wanted. The player added that he is looking forward to this experience for himself and his girlfriend, noting it is his first time moving away from Poland.

Maksymilian Dyśko of TVP Sport reported that Krzysztof Bąkowski will move on loan to KFUM Oslo and that the agreement will include a buyout option, although the amount required to activate the clause is not currently known.

Krzysztof Bąkowski has been removed from the eligible list to make room for the newly acquired Plamen Andreev.

Polish goalkeeper Krzysztof Bąkowski, 23, has been given permission by the authorities of Lech Poznań to look for a new club. A communication released by the team from the Greater Poland Voivodeship stated that Bąkowski has permission to search for a club for the spring round, which indicates a loan is the probable outcome. Until a team is found, he is permitted to train with the reserve team. Bąkowski, who joined the club in February 2019, has a contract that is valid until June 2029. The Poland U21 international has a market value of €350k, according to Transfermarkt, and has made 4 appearances in the Betclic 3 Liga - Group II this season.