Patryk Paryzek has temporarily moved from Pogoń Szczecin to Górnik Łęczna. He was initially relegated to the reserves due to a lack of agreement on extending his contract, and the player had doubts about the loan to Górnik Łęczna. Paryzek ultimately agreed to the temporary move because he did not foresee an opportunity to play the number of minutes he expected at Pogoń Szczecin. President Grzegorz Szkutnik said that filling the number '9' position was extremely important for the club and that Patryk is a player who is a very good fit for their concept of offensive play. The president expressed pleasure that such a talented young player is joining them, as it significantly increases their options for setting up the squad and achieving their sporting goals. He added that the acquisition confirms Górnik Łęczna is an attractive place for promising players from the Ekstraklasa who want to play regularly and have a real impact on team results. The club expects his goal-scoring instinct, energy, and freshness to strengthen their offensive lineup in the spring round.

According to Mateusz Janiak, Patryk Paryzek is to be loaned from Pogoń Szczecin to I-ligowy Górnik Łęczna. It is also reported that the transfer has been discussed for some time. A previous report indicated that Patryk Paryzek did not show interest in this move.

Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl has reported that Patryk Paryzek will most likely be loaned from Pogoń to Górnik Łęczna. He is one of two players, along with Maciej Wojciechowski, who are expected to be made available to the team's new coach, Jurij Szatałow.