Sebastian Musiolik, a player who joined Śląsk Wrocław as a potential key striker but failed to make a significant impact, has received a transfer offer from Kairat Ałmaty in Kazakhstan. The offer was revealed by Łukasz Gikiewicz in the program 'Liga Minus'. Despite the interest, Musiolik has rejected the offer. Śląsk Wrocław sees Musiolik as a financial burden due to his high salary, especially since he has not been included in the match squad for the last four rounds under coach Ante Šimundža.

Sebastian Musiolik wants to find a new club in the winter transfer window, as reported by Szymon Janczyk from Weszlo.com. Despite being the top scorer for Śląsk Wrocław in the autumn round, his position in the team has diminished following the arrival of coach Ante Šimundža. The club is open to selling him even though no offers have been received yet.

Sebastian Musiolik, a forward hailing from Knurow, is considering a departure from Śląsk Wrocław in January. It was reported that Jacek Magiera had been a strong proponent of his transfer, even though Musiolik had not delivered an outstanding performance, with his best Ekstraklasa season yielding six goals. Despite initial fan criticism, echoed by former sports director David Balda, Musiolik's performance fell short of expectations, as he managed to score only four goals in 23 matches and eventually lost his starting position by the end of the autumn round. Slasknet.com reported that he is more likely to leave than Jakub Świerczok.