Legia Warszawa confirmed on Friday that Marcel Mendes-Dudziński will be on loan at Świt Szczecin for the spring round.

According to Piotr Koźmiński from goal.pl, the loan of Marcel Mendes-Dudziński to Świt Skolwin Szczecin has been finalized. The loan is for a duration of half a year, lasting until the end of the season. The club from Szczecin does not have a purchase option for the player.

Jerzy Chwałek from 'Super Express' reported that the loan of Legia Warszawa goalkeeper Marcel Mendes-Dudziński to the II-liga club Świt Szczecin is nearing finalization, with the last details being addressed. Mateusz Janiak from 'Przegląd Sportowy' stated that the deal is likely settled, although there were suggestions that the 20-year-old goalkeeper had also attracted interest from other entities. Paweł Gołaszewski from 'Piłka Nożna' also suggested that Świt Szczecin is interested in Marcel Mendes-Dudziński.

According to reports by Paweł Gołaszewski, the second league club Świt Szczecin is interested in signing a goalkeeper. Bartłomiej Czetowicz confirmed this interest is true. Czetowicz stated that Mendes-Dudziński has the status of a youth player, which is what interests the team from Szczecin, and that he will be useful to the team in their effort to gain promotion to the 1st league. Czetowicz also mentioned that Legia Warsaw has several options for the 20-year-old goalkeeper, including loans and permanent transfers.