Legia Warszawa can no longer sign Marcel Krajewski following the removal of a clause in his contract. The clause previously allowed Legia to re-sign Krajewski for a fee of 700 thousand PLN. Widzew Łódź removed the clause during transfer negotiations involving Steve Kapuadi. The club also negotiated a reduction in the future sale percentage from 50% to 30%. Marcel Krajewski stated that he felt relief knowing he could focus on his current club.

Piotr Burlikowski confirmed on Kanale Sportowym that Legia Warszawa has an option to buy Marcel Krajewski. Burlikowski stated that for the transfer to happen, Marcel would need to agree to the move. He also mentioned that the operation would not be simple to finalize and that Widzew Łódź has a certain security option. Burlikowski added that Widzew Łódź is very satisfied with Marcel Krajewski and believes he has a future at the club.

Journalist Tomasz Włodarczyk, speaking on the "Let's Talk About Football" program on the Meczyki channel, provided details on a clause for Marcel Krajewski's return to Legia Warsaw from Widzew. Włodarczyk said that Legia would be required to pay 1.5 million euros to bring the player back. According to Włodarczyk, the amount seems somewhat high at present, but he suggested that someone might consider paying it in the summer transfer window if Krajewski develops at Widzew and in the youth national team. He also noted that Paweł Wszołek's age could be a factor in a potential decision.

According to Tomasz Włodarczyk, Legia Warszawa has an option to buy Marcel Krajewski for approximately 1.5 million euro. Payment of this sum would activate the option. Legia Warszawa had previously released Krajewski in 2024, at which time they secured the buy-back option.