The club's vice president, Murat Çolak, said in an interview with Weszlo.com that he is not hiding that there is very high interest in Oskar Wójcik, describing him as a player with huge potential. There were already very good offers for Wójcik in the winter. Çolak stated that if an exceptional offer arrives that is good for both the club and the player, it will certainly be considered. Wójcik has been linked with clubs including Torino.

Torino is one of three Serie A clubs monitoring Cracovia's Polish defender Oskar Wójcik, and Fiorentina and Bologna are also reportedly tracking the 22-year-old. The player has also attracted interest from England from Championship clubs, with Coventry City said to be the suitor with the most concrete interest. During the winter, Celtic were very close to signing Wójcik. Piotr Koźmiński revealed that the Scottish club had offered over four million euros for him. Other bids in the €2.5-€3 million range were reportedly rejected. It is considered possible that Celtic might renew their interest in the summer. Cracovia holds a strong position as Wójcik's contract runs until June 2029. The club is reportedly seeking a fee of five million euros, which would be a club record. The player's current Transfermarkt market value is €3.00m.