Oskar Pietuszewski has left Jagiellonia Białystok and is now an FC Porto player. The Portuguese club announced the arrival of the 17-year-old and published the terms of the transaction. The winger signed a contract until January 5, 2029, with a release clause set at 60 million euros. Jagiellonia earned 10 million euros, including bonuses, and also secured 10 percent of the next transfer involving the Polish youth international.

Oskar Pietuszewski stated that what Jan Bednarek told him about FC Porto was decisive in his choice to sign for the club. Pietuszewski said he had extensive conversations with Jan Bednarek, who conveyed many good things about the club and its fans and provided significant help. According to Pietuszewski, this was one of the reasons he chose FC Porto. Pietuszewski also declared that he signed for FC Porto to win titles and will commit fully to winning every competition they play in.

A Bola reports that the transfer of Oskar Pietuszewski to FC Porto from Jagiellonia is confirmed, following a long negotiation between the two clubs. The transfer costs FC Porto a maximum total of 10 million euros, which consists of a fixed amount and a variable amount based on certain objectives. Jagiellonia will also receive 10% of the capital gain from a potential future transfer of the player. FC Porto and Pietuszewski have agreed on a three-season contract, valid until January 5, 2029, with a release clause set at 60 million euros. FC Porto will have intermediary service charges of 400,000 euros for this transaction. The player underwent the required medical examinations before joining the team.

Oskar Pietuszewski of Jagiellonia Białystok is close to joining FC Porto. It is not expected that Pietuszewski will be loaned back to Jagiellonia. According to Tomasz Włodarczyk, it is possible for the Ekstraklasa's sales record to be broken in the future after agreed-upon bonuses are activated. It is said that these bonuses are relatively easy to obtain. Włodarczyk also stated that Pietuszewski will begin medical tests in Portugal on Tuesday. The contract awaiting signature is for a five-year term.

Oskar Pietuszewski is moving from Jagiellonia Białystok to FC Porto. According to Mercado Azul, Pietuszewski has arrived in Porto with Jagiellonia's permission and is awaiting a full consensus between the clubs. Several sources, including Matteo Moretto, indicate that the transfer is nearing finalization. Moretto also wrote that the move is already decided. FootballScout stated that Pietuszewski is highly motivated for the move, will become an FC Porto player, and that the final details are being finalized. The same source added that there probably will not be a loan back to Białystok in the spring. Robert Bońkowski from RMF Maxxx mentioned the transfer amount would be slightly higher without a loan.

A Bola reports that significant progress has been made in recent hours that could result in FC Porto signing Oskar Pietuszewski. The Polish winger is reportedly urging Jagiellonia to allow him to join his compatriots Bednarek and Kiwior at Dragão in the near future. Negotiations have recently resumed, and if an agreement is reached in the next few hours, Pietuszewski could join FC Porto's training camp starting on Tuesday in the Algarve. The report also states that Jagiellonia demands 11 million, but FC Porto has not been willing to pay that amount and Jagiellonia has not been open to reducing their demand. Because Pietuszewski is a minor, the presence of a legal guardian is required for all formalities.

Jagiellonia Białystok is in negotiations with FC Porto for the potential sale of Oskar Pietuszewski. According to Kuba Cimoszko from 'WP SportoweFakty', Jagiellonia Białystok would consent to selling Pietuszewski for approximately eight million euros, provided he stays with the club until the season's end, either on loan or through a summer transfer deal. The same source also reports that if FC Porto wishes to acquire the player immediately, they would be required to pay more than eleven million euros, which includes bonuses. Portuguese media have reported that FC Porto is interested in acquiring Pietuszewski immediately but is unwilling to pay a double-digit fee. This situation threatens to make the negotiations fail.

According to "Record" and "A Bola", FC Porto does not intend to pay more than eleven million euros for Oskar Pietuszewski, while Jagiellonia Białystok expects eleven million euros. FC Porto has warned that negotiations will end if the demands are not lowered. It was previously reported that the operation would be finalized by January 10, but it now appears unlikely. A Portuguese newspaper states that due to the lack of agreement on the price, the transfer will probably not happen unless Jagiellonia lowers its financial requirements.

Mateusz Borek stated on Kanał Sportowy that FC Porto is currently the best choice for Oskar Pietuszewski and that the situation could develop quickly in the first week after the new year. However, Portugese Insider reported on X that there is growing tension between Jagiellonia and FC Porto, and an agreement regarding the player has not yet been reached. The source added that FC Porto reportedly does not plan to wait much longer, and the negotiations are close to failing. FC Porto allegedly wants the Polish player to join their training camp, but the Białystok team has apparently not given permission.

FC Porto and Jagiellonia Białystok are in continuous negotiations regarding the terms of a transaction for Oskar Pietuszewski. According to Kuba Seweryn, an agreement is not close to being reached, and he stated that Jagiellonia is a significant distance from agreeing with FC Porto on the conditions for selling the player. Tomasz Włodarczyk of Meczyki.pl reported that negotiations concerning the transfer will proceed on the last day of 2025 and at the start of 2026.

Negotiations between Jagiellonia Bialystok and FC Porto are well advanced and are expected to be completed in the coming days, according to 'medzyki.pl'. The Polish top-tier club is demanding ten million euros for Oskar Pietuszewski. This makes Pietuszewski the record sale of his home club. The right-footer is moving to Portugal.

According to Francisco Sebe, FC Porto is seeking to complete the transfer of Oskar Pietuszewski in January. One option for this transfer is a purchase during the month followed by a loan back to Jagiellonia Białystok until the season ends. Sebe emphasizes that acquiring a winger is a priority for Porto in the current transfer window, and the club's aim is to finalize the matter in January.

Oskar Pietuszewski is likely to leave Jagiellonia Białystok for FC Porto this winter, and it is indicated that the 17-year-old will arrive at Estádio do Dragão in January. While other clubs are also observing him, FC Porto is reportedly closest to acquiring the winger. The transfer fee is expected to be around 10 million euros. Francisco Sebe from "A Bola" says to Goal.pl that much depends on whether the Pole convinces Francesco Farioli with his performance.

According to Mateusz Borek, Oskar Pietuszewski's agent, Mariusz Piekarski, is personally handling the matter with Villas Boas, and the president of FC Porto is directly involved. Talks between the clubs are ongoing. There is a period of calm, and it is expected that matters will accelerate in the first week after the New Year. Borek estimates the transfer fee will be between 8 and 11 million, potentially including high bonuses and a percentage of a future transfer. Borek also mentioned that Porto is a club that purchases players for 10 million and sells them for 50 million. He suspects someone believes that if Pietuszewski develops, they will gain more profit from a subsequent sale.

A BOLA reports that FC Porto's interest in Oskar Pietuszewski is real and that the club has observed the player in person on more than one occasion. According to the same source, negotiations are ongoing but are not close to being concluded due to strong competition from financially stronger European clubs, including Barcelona and Bayern Munich. A BOLA also states that Jagiellonia is requesting €11 million, an amount that FC Porto considers excessive and does not intend to pay at this stage. It is reported that Oskar Pietuszewski is fascinated by the prospect of joining FC Porto and is very interested in the move. He has spoken with compatriots Bednarek and Kiwior about the club and city. Ziemowit Deptula, the president of Jagiellonia, stated that dozens of clubs are interested in the player. Deptula also indicated that negotiations are a longer process despite the high level of interest, and that some conversations remain confidential.

Oskar Pietuszewski is very close to joining FC Porto, which convinced him with its project. According to journalist Rudy Galetti, the team from Estádio do Dragão has already reached a full agreement with the player. The Portuguese side is now aiming to quickly close negotiations with Jagiellonia Białystok regarding the transfer fee. Kuba Seweryn indicated that Pietuszewski reached an agreement with FC Porto a few days ago and that the Portuguese club is the leader in the effort to sign the youth international.

Oskar Pietuszewski is nearing a transfer from Jagiellonia Białystok to FC Porto.

Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl reported that FC Porto is determined to complete the transfer of Oskar Pietuszewski now, with no loan for half a season. The report adds that FC Porto is prepared to pay significant money and wants the player to be ready as soon as possible. Damian Domitrz from Polsat Sport stated that negotiations between the clubs are ongoing and that Porto has not yet responded to Jagiellonia's latest proposal. According to Domitrz's information, the proposal was for 10 million euros including bonuses. Domitrz added that, according to sources from Portugal, Porto will try to lower the price as they want to pay less than 10 million. He also said that Oskar Pietuszewski is in favor of the move, Jagiellonia does not want to sell, and Porto wants him immediately. Domitrz stated the outcome is likely to be decided after the holidays. Outgoing Jagiellonia Białystok president Ziemowit Deptuła told TVP Sport that conversations are ongoing on several fronts and the finalization of these talks will determine the potential transfer.

According to Sport.pl, many clubs from across Europe are monitoring Oskar Pietuszewski, and FC Porto is willing to acquire him as early as the winter. Ziemowit Deptuła stated that a transfer in the winter transfer window is realistic, but whether it will happen depends on ongoing negotiations on several fronts. The discussions are currently confidential.

Mateusz Borek has confirmed media information that FC Porto is interested in Oskar Pietuszewski. Borek said the club has a genuine interest.

Portal Meczyki.pl reported that FC Porto wants to transfer Oskar Pietuszewski. According to Meczyki.pl, Porto will propose an amount for the 17-year-old of around 11 million euros, which is an amount near the record for PKO Ekstraklasa. Łukasz Masłowski, sporting director of Jagiellonia Białystok, stated on TVP Sport that it might be best to complete the transfer in the winter. Masłowski added that the new club could leave Pietuszewski in Białystok for another half year, allowing him to improve his language, finish school, get his driving license, and continue playing for Jagiellonia.

According to Sport.pl, Porto is interested in Oskar Pietuszewski, a midfielder for Jagiellonia Białystok.

Representatives from at least four foreign clubs, including FC Porto, FC Koeln, Bologna, and Bayern Munich, attended the Jagiellonia Białystok versus Rayo Vallecano match. They were observing 17-year-old Polish winger Oskar Pietuszewski. The German champions have been monitoring the player for some time and had previously attended Jagiellonia's games. Clubs from Spain and England are also observing Pietuszewski, who joined his current club in July 2024. This season, he has 3 goals and 2 assists in 16 Ekstraklasa appearances and has also scored 4 goals in 6 games for the Poland U21 team. His contract is valid until June 2027, and his market value is estimated at €12.00m by Transfermarkt.