Piotr Koźmiński, a journalist at Goal.pl, reported that Marian Huja is about to become a new signing for CFR Cluj. According to this source, the 26-year-old Portuguese defender is already on a flight to Romania to complete all formalities for his move. The transfer is most likely a permanent move. Koźmiński stated that Pogon Szczecin is very close to a final agreement with CFR Cluj, with only minor details remaining to be settled.

Discussions are underway for Marian Huja, a 26-year-old Portuguese-Romanian centre-back, to sign an agreement with CFR Cluj, facilitating his return to Romania after moving to Pogon Szczecin from Petrolul Ploiești last summer for a reported €300,000. Huja, whose contract in Poland runs until June 2027, decided to leave to secure more playing time after being benched by the new coach, Thomas Thomasberg, having previously been a regular starter, making 15 appearances and scoring two goals in the Ekstraklasa this season. It was reported that he was dissatisfied with his new role as a substitute. The Polish club has agreed to his request and has decided to let him leave. The transfer could be a definitive deal or an initial fixed-term arrangement until the summer of 2026, with a clause to make the move permanent later. Before his move to Poland, Dinamo had also shown interest in the defender, but their offer was not sufficient for Petrolul at the time. Transfermarkt estimates Huja's current market value to be €1.50m. Pogoń's asking price was reported to be €700,000 in December 2025; a €400,000 fee was reportedly agreed with Wieczysta Kraków in January 2026 before the move fell through.