Wisła Kraków expressed interest in signing Łukasz Zjawiński from Polonia Warszawa. The transfer was seen as a significant move for the club, considering Zjawiński's remarkable record of 23 goals last season and 5 goals in the current season. Nevertheless, when the club discovered the transfer fee involved six-figure sums, they quickly decided to abandon the plan. Initially, Wisła Kraków had considered acquiring Zjawiński to fill the void left by Łukasz Zwoliński's transfer to Sakaryaspor in Turkey. The club's need for a dependable goal scorer was apparent, as Ángel Rodado did not have a suitable backup, and Ardit Nikaj was not yet prepared to meet the team's requirements. Although they acknowledged Zjawiński's potential to be a transformative addition, the financial demands were considered excessive, which led to their decision to withdraw from the pursuit, according to a report by Bartosz Karcz on Studio Reymonta.