Roland Niczuly stated he would like to leave Sepsi, but not on the terms the club has proposed. He said he has repeatedly attempted to terminate his contract with them and has provided numerous alternatives to which he would agree. Niczuly added that the club will only accept its own terms, which he finds unacceptable. He also stated that his future is uncertain and that he has a strong desire to find a team to prove himself and play football again.

Attila Hadnagy, the sporting director of Sepsi, stated that Roland Niczuly is still their player and a financial agreement for his departure has not yet been reached. Hadnagy said he thinks they are close to an understanding for Niczuly to leave in the summer. He added that Niczuly has one year left on his contract, but Hadnagy thinks the player must understand he has to seek another opportunity because he is no longer wanted at the club.

Roland Niczuly, a 30-year-old Romanian and Hungarian goalkeeper, was presented to several clubs in recent months, most of them from Hungary, including ETO Gyor. Discussions were not successful, not only because of the goalkeeper's prolonged absence from the field, but also because he is not willing to transfer, as Sepsi pays him 10,000 euros per month. Niczuly has been with Sepsi OSK since July 2016 and his contract is valid until June 30, 2027. His current market value is €225k, according to Transfermarkt.