Arka Gdynia has entered the winter transfer market and, as reported by "WP SportoweFakty," the club has reached preliminary terms for a collaboration with Dawid Kocyła. The 22-year-old's contract had expired at the end of the previous year, and the club chose not to extend it. Consequently, he is able to move to Trójmiasto on a free transfer. Recently, Kocyła was associated with Wisła Płock, where he contributed one assist in 16 league appearances this season. He had joined Wisła Płock in early 2020 from GKS Bełchatów, and during his tenure there, he played 114 matches, scored 13 goals, and recorded eight assists. Furthermore, he spent six months on loan at Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza. Arka Gdynia, currently second in the first league with 40 points after 19 rounds, is aiming for promotion to the Ekstraklasa under the new coach Dawid Szwarga, who took over from Tomasz Grzegorczyk. Kocyła's potential move represents Arka's first incoming transfer this winter.