Marcin Bułka's potential summer departure from OGC Nice seems very likely. Sunderland is negotiating the transfer of the Polish goalkeeper, but there is currently no satisfactory offer. The French club has valued their player at 20 million euros, as reported by Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl and Fabrizio Romano. Sunderland's offer and previous proposals from other clubs are far from Nice's expectations.

Marcin Bułka is reportedly considering leaving OGC Nice this summer. Sunderland, a club newly promoted to the Premier League, has initiated negotiations to sign the Polish goalkeeper, according to Fabrizio Romano. Romano also mentioned that Sunderland is in active discussions with 'Les Aiglons' regarding the player's transfer. Bułka, whose contract with OGC Nice is set to expire next year, is perceived as ready to advance his career, making this an opportune moment for the French club to benefit from his transfer. Despite interest from clubs such as AC Milan, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United, and Galatasaray, Sunderland has emerged as the leading contender in the negotiations. It was noted that Galatasaray was prepared to offer up to 20 million euros, but Bułka was not interested in relocating to Istanbul. A former Paris Saint-Germain player, Bułka has been part of OGC Nice since 2021, where he has played in 89 matches and achieved 30 clean sheets. In the last season alone, he recorded eight clean sheets in 34 Ligue 1 appearances.