Legia Warszawa competed with CSKA Sofia for Ioannis Pittas. It appears Legia lost, as Pittas is expected to sign with the Bulgarian club soon. The transfer fee of 1.3 million euros will be paid upfront by CSKA Sofia, unlike Legia, which intended to pay in installments. Negotiations are in the final stages, with agreement on the transfer fee but discussions on bonuses ongoing. Pittas and his agent are already at the new club.

Ioannis Pittas was almost finalized to be sold to CSKA Sofia. AIK was in principle in agreement with CSKA Sofia, and the plan was for Pittas to travel on Wednesday for a medical examination.

CSKA Sofia is negotiating with AIK for Ioannis Pittas and can meet the transfer fee requirements immediately, unlike Legia Warszawa. They consider Pittas a priority and have funds available from the recent sale of Goduine Koyalipou to RC Lens.

CSKA Sofia is one of the options for Ioannis Pittas, alongside Legia Warszawa and Ulsan HD. They are in the running to sign the player who is interested in moving to Poland.

Swedish club AIK has set an important condition for clubs interested in purchasing striker Ioannis Pittas, including CSKA. The club requires a significant portion of the transfer fee to be paid immediately to find a replacement for Pittas.

AIK is in final negotiations with CSKA Sofia for the transfer of striker Ioannis Pittas. Pittas is not traveling with the team to the training camp in Marbella, indicating the transfer is imminent. AIK demands a deal worth approximately 20 million kronor to accept the offer.

AIK is open to selling Ioannis Pittas due to foreign interest, with CSKA Sofia being one of the interested clubs. Pittas was not included in the training match against Viktoria Plzen partly due to the interest in him, as confirmed by sporting director Thomas Berntsen to Sportbladet.

Sportbladet's transfer expert, Daniel 'Disco' Kristoffersson, reported that CSKA Sofia plans to submit a new bid for AIK's striker, Ioannis Pittas. AIK has been in negotiations regarding offers for Pittas, having received two bids in the past week. Although a bid from CSKA Sofia is expected, AIK's sporting director, Thomas Berntsen, indicated that previous offers were unsatisfactory, which led AIK to make a counter-offer. Pittas, identified as AIK's top candidate for an outgoing transfer, has a contract that expires at the end of November. AIK is reportedly asking for around 20 million kronor for the 28-year-old striker. Interest in Pittas mainly comes from clubs in Asia and Eastern Europe, with Olympiakos not being a current contender.