Michal Sáček has departed from Jagiellonia Białystok, but there is a possibility he could remain in the Polish Ekstraklasa by transferring to Górnik Zabrze, according to reports from iSport.cz. Despite Sáček's recent health issues, Jagiellonia expressed a desire to retain the 28-year-old for a longer period, but their contract extension proposal was not well-received, resulting in his confirmed departure from the club. Sáček, who was absent for nearly the entire spring season due to a serious injury, was succeeded by Norbert Wojtuszek at Jagiellonia. Both the club and Sáček have acknowledged the conclusion of their partnership. Having played 86 matches for Jagiellonia, Sáček's potential transfer to Górnik Zabrze, following the path of Jarosław Kubicki, marks a notable internal transfer within the Ekstraklasa. Górnik Zabrze, actively participating in the transfer market, has already added Theodoros Tsirigotis, Wiktor Nowak, Gabriel Barbosa, and Natan Dzięgielewski to their team.