Rudy Galetti reports that transfer talks between Bursaspor and Górnik for Patrik Hellebrand are progressing well. According to the report, Bursaspor has received a verbal agreement from Patrik Hellebrand, who has been identified as a key target for months. Club-to-club negotiations are continuing positively.

Following reports from Turkish media that Patrik Hellebrand had agreed on individual contract terms with Bursaspor, the player denied this in an interview with Roosevelta81.pl. Hellebrand stated that he was scheduled to meet with his agents after the season and that there were no talks on his part before the match with Radomiak. He said his focus was on helping Górnik win the Polish vice-championship, which was the most important thing for him. Hellebrand added that it was not true that he had agreed with anyone and was already packed.

Łukasz Milik, the sporting director of Górnik Zabrze, has stated that nothing concrete and no offer regarding Patrik Hellebrand has reached the club. He said that informal inquiries are not taken entirely seriously, and that nothing is official until it is in writing. Milik also said that Hellebrand and his agent are aware of the club's expectations, and that last summer the player had offers, but the club managed to keep him and extend his contract through a compromise. According to the Bursaspor president, the club could spend up to 12 million euros on two summer transfer signings.

According to Reşat Can Özbudak, Patrik Hellebrand has already agreed on the terms of an individual contract with Bursaspor, and the Czech player has reached a complete agreement with the Turkish team. The finalisation of the transfer still requires approval from Górnik Zabrze. A Spordepor.com journalist reports that negotiations between the clubs are ongoing and are being handled by the new owner of Górnik Zabrze, Lukas Podolski, and the president of Bursaspor, Enes Çelik.