Speaking to 'TVP Sport', Jagiellonia Białystok's sporting director, Łukasz Masłowski, commented on the future of Oskar Pietuszewski. Masłowski confirmed that major clubs are inquiring about the player. He stated that the club's preference is for Pietuszewski to stay until at least the summer, but a very compelling offer could change their perspective. Masłowski said that if such an offer is made, the club will consider it, adding that big clubs must be appealing to the young player.

According to Sport.pl, Arsenal are considering acquiring Oskar Pietuszewski and are listed among the interested clubs. The list also includes Bayern, Barcelona, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Porto. Pietuszewski's entourage has reportedly received an attractive player development plan, while Jagiellonia may find the possible buyout amount unimpressive.

Arsenal have identified Oskar Pietuszewski as a key target. According to a report from Team Talk, Arsenal have sent scouts to watch the Polish midfielder on multiple occasions this season.

Chelsea are reportedly set to compete with Arsenal and Manchester City for the signing of Oskar Pietuszewski, having held preliminary discussions with his representatives. According to TEAMtalk, all three clubs have held these preliminary discussions and are now prepared to make formal approaches in January. Jagiellonia are aware of the increasing interest and have set a minimum asking price of €15 million. The teenager is reportedly open to a move to the Premier League next year, although he is keen to prioritise first-team game time.