Korona Kielce is planning to take advantage of the winter transfer window to bring in a new goalkeeper. Reports from Transfery.info suggest that Korona is preparing to make an offer for Bartłomiej Gradecki from Wisła Płock in the near future. The club had made an attempt to sign Gradecki during the summer transfer window, but their offer was turned down. Gradecki's contract with Wisła Płock runs until June 30, 2025, which could be the final opportunity for the first division club to profit from his transfer. At the new club, he would be in competition for the goalkeeper position with Xavier Dziekoński and Rafał Mamlą.

Bartłomiej Gradecki's contract with Wisła Płock is set to expire on June 30. Sources close to the player have suggested that he is not interested in renewing his contract. Although media reports have been linking him to a potential winter transfer to Korona Kielce, Wisła Płock's sporting director, Dariusz Sztylka, mentioned that there has been no contact from either the player or Korona Kielce regarding this potential transfer. Gradecki currently serves as the backup goalkeeper for Wisła Płock and has made three appearances in the 2024/2025 season, managing to keep two clean sheets.

Bartłomiej Gradecki had been previously mentioned as a potential transfer target for Korona Kielce during the winter transfer window, according to reports by Paweł Gołaszewski. The club is actively looking to enhance its attacking capabilities due to its current difficulties in scoring goals, having managed only 15 goals in 18 Ekstraklasa matches, which is the second worst in the league. Coach Jacek Zieliński emphasized the urgent requirement for reinforcements. Although the club is in advanced negotiations with a foreign striker, Gradecki's name has emerged as a possible addition to meet this critical need.