Lechia Gdansk rejects Hellas Verona's offer for Kacper Sezonienko Lechia Gdansk has turned down an offer from Italian side Hellas Verona for Kacper Sezonienko. The Serie A relegated club had offered €1 million plus €500,000 in bonuses for the Polish player. Lechia currently sits 16th in Ekstraklasa with 38 points from 34 games (12W-7D-15L).

What does this mean for Lechia? Rejecting the offer suggests the club wants to keep a key player. Sezonienko is an important part of the team, and selling him could weaken the squad. Lechia is on a poor run, losing their last five matches, including a 2-3 defeat to Nieciecza.

What's next for Sezonienko? Lechia's decision means Sezonienko will stay at the club, at least for now. This could be an opportunity for the player to prove his worth in a team fighting relegation. Lechia has scored 62 goals and conceded 65 this season, giving them a -3 goal difference.

Other transfer moves in Ekstraklasa Karol Linetty is a free agent after leaving Turkish side Kocaelispor. Widzew Łódź may be interested in his return to Poland. Kacper Tobiasz is heading for medical tests at Gaziantepspor, where he will join Kacper Kozłowski. Oskar Jeż has returned to Podlasie Biała Podlaska for the entire season.