According to Il Secolo XIX, Jagiellonia Białystok was reported to have made a record offer of two million euros for Przemysław Wiśniewski. Stefano Melissano, the sporting director of Spezia, stated that Spezia has not received any offers so far. Melissano also said that Wiśniewski has never asked to leave and that the player cares about Spezia.

Jagiellonia Białystok is reportedly attempting to sign 27-year-old Polish centre-back Przemysław Wiśniewski from Spezia this winter, a move that would set a new transfer record for the Polish club. An offer of just under two million euros has been made for the player. The proposal also includes a high percentage of a future sale, making it more appealing. Such a fee would significantly exceed Jagiellonia's previous record signings. Data from Transfermarkt.de indicates those previous records were around 600,000 euros. Wiśniewski's contract with his current employer is set to run until June 30, 2027. The defender has five caps for Poland and has made 16 appearances for Spezia in Serie B this season. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €1.50m. Fiorentina has also been linked with him. During the summer 2025 transfer window, Spezia's asking price was reported to be between €4M and €5M. His last transfer was from Venezia in January 2023 for a fee of €3.0M.