After returning this winter from a loan in Greece, Saïd Hamulic was no longer part of Toulouse's plans. Toulouse agreed to terminate Hamulic's contract, which was valid until June 2027. Hamulic then signed a one-and-a-half-year contract with Wisla Plock, a first division Polish club, just before the transfer window in Poland closed. On Wednesday, Toulouse officially announced Hamulic's departure.

Said Hamulić transferred from Toulouse FC to Wisła Płock, signing a contract that lasts until May 31, 2027. The transfer was free, occurring after Toulouse FC terminated his contract, which enabled Wisła Płock to finalize the transfer.

According to Michał Sporczyk from the portal Nafciarski.pl, Said Hamulić is most likely to strengthen Wisła Płock. The same journalist conveyed that the player has arrived in Poland to finalize the last details related to the club change. The player will join on a free transfer, which means his contract with the French team has been terminated. In Płock, he is reportedly going to sign a contract until June 30, 2027. A statement confirming Hamulić's transfer should be released soon if no unexpected issues occur.

Said Hamulić, a 25-year-old Bosnian-Herzegovinian centre-forward, is expected to join Wisła Płock from the French club Toulouse FC. Hamulić had previously moved to Toulouse from Stal Mielec in the winter of 2023 for 2.5 million euros. The forward has since been on various loans, spending the last six months at the Greek club Volos NPS, where he scored 4 goals and provided 2 assists in 15 league appearances. It is not yet known whether the transfer to Płock will be a permanent deal or just a temporary one. Hamulić, who has 6 caps for Bosnia-Herzegovina, is under contract with Toulouse until June 2027 and has a current market value of €500k, according to Transfermarkt.