According to information from Piotr Rzepecki, Mikkel Maigaard may move from Wieczysta Kraków to Wisła Kraków in the summer. On Kanał Sportowy, Wisła Kraków president Jarosław Królewski responded to these reports. He stated that he thinks the club's scouting team may hold a different opinion and that there is no mercy. He also emphasized that Wisła Kraków uses a sixteen-step scouting process to eliminate the risk of hiring players who do not fit the team and highlighted the financial risks of hiring high-earning players.

Danish defensive midfielder Mikkel Maigaard is attracting interest from Wisła Kraków and may leave Wieczysta Kraków, which could be facing a significant overhaul. Maigaard, who was brought to Wieczysta from Cracovia last winter, could potentially join Wisła after the season ends, which would be his third club in Kraków. A potential transfer of the 30-year-old player would be an exception to Wisła's stated focus on signing players under 28, although the club's president has mentioned that exceptions can be made. Maigaard's contract with Wieczysta is valid until 30 June 2027. He has 10 caps and 2 goals for Denmark's U19 team. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €500k.