Steve Kapuadi, a 27-year-old defender currently playing for Legia Warszawa, has drawn significant interest from Union Berlin. Initially, Legia Warszawa fans had mixed feelings about him due to his underwhelming start, but Kapuadi's performance saw a marked improvement last season. His achievements included reaching the quarter-finals of the Conference League and making his debut for the Democratic Republic of Congo national team. Union Berlin is keen on acquiring him; however, they need to be ready to meet the five million euro asking price, which Legia Warszawa has stated is non-negotiable. Kapuadi's contract with Legia Warszawa extends until June 30, 2026, and according to Transfermarkt.com, he is valued at three million euros.

Legia Warszawa has set the price for Steve Kapuadi at five million euros. Recently, Union Berlin has also expressed interest in acquiring him.

Steve Kapuadi, a defender for Legia Warszawa, has garnered interest from clubs in England and Germany. According to Africafoot.com, Union Berlin from the Bundesliga has reportedly begun discussions with the player's representatives. Kapuadi, who is a recent addition to the Democratic Republic of Congo's national team, is under contract with Legia Warszawa until June 30, 2026. Notably, Union Berlin and Wolverhampton Wanderers from the Premier League have made offers and initiated negotiations with his entourage. This potential transfer during the summer window is seen as a likely scenario. Fredi Bobic has indicated to 'Przeglądem Sportowym Onet' that Legia Warszawa is experienced in dealing with such circumstances, where key players are often pursued by larger clubs, and they are prepared to manage these transitions.