Several football clubs, including Torino, have shown interest in acquiring Igor Brzyski, and negotiations are currently in progress. Lech Poznań has turned down initial proposals that included incentives such as a 20% share from future transfers and bonuses based on performance, as the club favors a complete upfront payment. Brzyski's contract is set to expire on June 30, 2025, and an extension appears unlikely. Despite his limited experience at the senior level, Brzyski is highly valued in the transfer market. In addition to Torino, Atalanta and Bologna are also strong contenders to sign him. Although specific offers have been presented, they are heavily dependent on bonuses, which Lech Poznań is reluctant to accept. The club is holding out for a straightforward transfer fee, suggesting that it is only a matter of time before a deal is finalized.