Szymon Sobczak was linked with a departure from Arka Gdynia at the end of the transfer window due to a lack of playing time. The player confirmed he had a real offer in July from a 'big, Polish first league club,' but denied it was from Wisła Kraków. Sobczak also mentioned having informal conversations with Wisła Kraków's sporting director, Vullnet Basha, clarifying they were not serious negotiations. He ultimately decided to stay at Arka Gdynia after speaking with coach Dawid Szwarga, who did not tell him he should leave.

Szymon Sobczak has been given permission to leave Arka Gdynia despite having a contract until the end of June next year. He has only played in two matches this season. There are inquiries about him from other clubs, indicating potential interest. Source: Trojmiasto.pl.

Polish forward Szymon Sobczak, 32, is receiving interest from other clubs according to Trojmiasto.pl. No concrete proposals have been made yet, but the interest is noticeable. His contract is set to expire on June 30, 2026, and his value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €200k.