Wisła Kraków is on the verge of signing Raoul Giger, addressing injury challenges within their team. Giger, a 27-year-old right-back, finds himself unattached after parting ways with Lausanne-Sport at the season's conclusion. President Jarosław Królewski indicated that Giger is currently in Kraków, having attended a match, and noted that medical examinations are anticipated to take place within the next two days. Should everything proceed smoothly, the transfer is likely to be finalized, as all necessary agreements have been reached. The club has engaged in discussions with Giger for the past two months, and his acquisition supports their strategy to prioritize quality players, even those from leagues ranked higher than Ekstraklasa by FIFA or UEFA.

Raoul Giger is on the verge of joining Wisła Kraków as a new player, prompted by the injuries sustained by Rafał Mikulec and Bartosz Jaroch. 'Gazeta Krakowska' reported that the transfer process is nearing completion. Wisła Kraków opted to recruit the 27-year-old right-back to bolster their defensive lineup and offer the coach additional options. Giger, who has previously played for FC Aarau and Lausanne-Sport, has been unattached to any club since July. His professional experience includes 182 matches in the Swiss top division, where he has scored one goal and provided 18 assists. The move to sign Giger was decided after Bartosz Jaroch suffered a significant ligament injury in a match against ŁKS Łódź, an injury expected to keep him out for the remainder of the season.