Mateusz Borek and Łukasz Olkowicz discussed the return of Polish international Łukasz Skorupski to Górnik Zabrze amid speculation about his future. The 35-year-old's position at Bologna is reportedly no longer secure due to a decline in form and minor disciplinary issues, and with his contract expiring next June, the northern Italian club is not expected to offer him a new one. In the discussion, Łukasz Olkowicz stated that Górnik will probably continue their attempts to sign the goalkeeper, viewing him as the missing element for a team that is a candidate for the Polish championship. He added that Skorupski would provide experience and play a significant role in the dressing room. Mateusz Borek questioned whether Skorupski wants to return to Poland to conclude his career, suggesting that if he does, the decision should be made soon. He believes the keeper could replace Schulze and play for two or three good years at the club. Borek also thinks that figures like Podolski and Milik are aware that a goalkeeper of a different standard is needed to pursue greater ambitions, and if Skorupski does not join, another quality keeper will be acquired. Regarding finances, Borek mentioned that while Górnik would not create a wage disparity for Skorupski, they would offer him a good and high contract. Skorupski, who has 20 caps for Poland, joined Bologna in July 2018 and has a current market value of €2.00m according to Transfermarkt.