Benjamin Källman is currently considered one of the most sought-after players in the Ekstraklasa. According to Mateusz Dróżdż, who spoke with Goal.pl, he had a meeting in Turkey to discuss the possibility of transferring the striker. Cracovia is willing to let him go only if they receive an attractive offer, with a fee of 1.5 million euros potentially resolving the matter. Källman has been in excellent form, scoring 11 goals and providing 8 assists in 19 matches. His contract is set to expire at the end of June, attracting significant interest. Dróżdż indicated that he had a meeting in Turkey today regarding Källman's possible transfer. Cracovia's goal is to compete in European competitions, and they are not eager to sell for less than 1.5 million euros. Källman is also in discussions with other clubs, including some from Poland.

Cracovia's Technical Director, Filip Trubalski, confirmed that there is no intention to part ways with Benjamin Källman in the January transfer window. The club is determined to keep him due to their sporting goals. Despite discussions over the past year and an understanding of Källman's ambitions, no offers have been received for the player. Therefore, the only option being considered is retaining him.

Benjamin Källman has offers from Turkey and 2. Bundesliga. His contract with Cracovia is valid only until June 30, which facilitates negotiations for a potential move. Cracovia is almost certain that Källman will not stay beyond the current season. Previously, there was interest from Lech Poznań, Wieczysta Kraków, and Legia Warszawa, with Legia attempting to bring the Finnish striker to Łazienkowska during the summer transfer window.