Jagiellonia Białystok rejected winter proposals for Miłosz Piekutowski from Lech Poznań and Cracovia. The offer from Lech Poznań was for around 300,000 PLN, and the one from Cracovia was valued at approximately 400-500,000 PLN. Both bids were below Jagiellonia's financial expectations, as the club is seeking a minimum of 1 million PLN for the 19-year-old goalkeeper. The club rejected the offers based on its belief that the player's contract, which was set to expire at the end of the season, was automatically extended after he played a certain number of matches. This has reportedly caused an internal dispute, as the player's representatives are not convinced the extension clause has been activated. According to Szymon Janczyk, Piekutowski would rather leave the Białystok club, Cracovia is considered the most likely club to sign him, and there is also interest from clubs abroad.