According to Laola1.at, Szymon Wlodarczyk was considered a likely departure candidate at SK Sturm Graz this summer, with his contract set to end in one year. FC Thun was mentioned as a possible destination, but the transfer window in Switzerland is now closed.

Szymon Włodarczyk was not included in the Sturm Graz match squad against Rapid Wien. At a press conference, Coach Fabio Ingolitsch stated this was due to a possible transfer of the striker. It is reported that FC Thun is interested in Szymon Włodarczyk.

Sky mentions that Thun is also named as a potential destination for Szymon Wlodarczyk. Wlodarczyk's contract is only valid until the end of the current season and he will not sign a new contract. Sturm will allow him to leave if an appropriate offer is made. The Austrians are reportedly expecting a transfer fee of one million euros, and no concrete offers have been received so far.

Szymon Wlodarczyk, a 23-year-old Polish centre-forward, is considered a departure candidate at SK Sturm. FC Thun, NK Celje, and Korona Kielce have shown interest. Direct contact has occurred, although no offer has been made yet. The asking price for the player, whose contract runs until 2027, is around €1 million. During the 26/27 season, Wlodarczyk made 8 appearances and scored 2 goals. As a Poland U21 international, he has 16 caps and 7 goals, and his current market value is €750k, according to Transfermarkt. Sturm Graz signed him in July 2023 from Górnik Zabrze for a fee reported to be €3.0 million.