Lechia Gdańsk had shown interest in acquiring Arkadiusz Pyrka, but he ultimately remained with Piast Gliwice despite receiving offers. The right-back was highly sought after in the transfer market, garnering attention not only from Lechia Gdańsk but also from NEC Nijmegen, Raków Częstochowa, and FC Kopenhaga. Despite the interest from these clubs, Pyrka chose to stay with Piast Gliwice. His future, however, became uncertain when he was left out of the squad due to his refusal to sign a new contract, and he was absent from the winter training camp, which suggested a potential transfer was imminent. Nevertheless, negotiations with other clubs, such as Legia Warszawa, Raków, and Lech, did not lead to a transfer. As the Ekstraklasa season resumed, Pyrka found himself excluded from the team, a decision that highlighted his unresolved contract issues. The club's sporting director noted that Piast was receptive to good offers, but Pyrka's choice to wait until his contract expired added complexity to the situation. Despite the challenges he faced at Piast, other top clubs, including Pogoń Szczecin, have expressed interest in signing him.