Slavia Praga remains interested in Rafał Adamski. According to Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl, the Czech club observed Adamski live in the recent match between Legia Warszawa and Radomiak Radom, in which Adamski scored a goal. Currently, the Champions League participant has not made a second offer, but the ongoing observation indicates that further developments are possible before the end of the summer transfer window.

Fredi Bobic, the sporting director for Legia Warsaw, had previously stated that the club rejected a seven-figure offer for Polish centre-forward Rafał Adamski, but did not provide further details at the time. The interested club was Slavia Prague, and the Czech champions offered two million euros for the 24-year-old. Had the proposal been accepted by Legia Warsaw, Adamski would have become the third Polish player to join the Prague-based club this summer, following Oskar Kubiak from Arka Gdynia and Wiktor Nowak from Górnik Zabrze. Adamski joined Legia in February 2026, holds a contract with the club until June 2029, and has a current market value of €650k according to Transfermarkt.