Jakub Krzyżanowski has made his return to Wisła Kraków after Torino decided not to purchase him. Last season, he gained significant experience by playing 29 matches, scoring two goals, and providing nine assists for Torino's Primavera team. Although the Italian club expressed an interest in retaining him at the youth level, Krzyżanowski was seeking greater opportunities, which ultimately led to the decision against the purchase. With his contract at Wisła Kraków set to expire at the end of June next year, the club faces a crucial moment to potentially sell him. Krzyżanowski has conveyed that he is open to changing clubs this summer and acknowledged that there is market interest in him, including from Polish teams. Nevertheless, he remains focused on playing for Wisła Kraków as the new season approaches.

FC Hradec Králové is interested in Jakub Krzyżanowski, as confirmed by Wisła Kraków's president Jarosław Królewski. However, he mentioned on social media that the chances of this transfer happening are currently low. FC Hradec Králové is expected to gain a significant investor soon, which could increase their transfer market capabilities.

Jakub Krzyżanowski is currently on loan from Wisła Kraków to Torino FC. The loan agreement includes a buyout clause, though its amount is unknown. Krzyżanowski has been playing regularly in the Primavera league, scoring one goal and providing four assists in 16 matches. Torino has yet to decide on activating the buyout clause. Vullnet Basha, the sports director of Wisła Kraków, noted that Krzyżanowski is content at Torino and suggested that remaining in Italy would be a favorable outcome for him. He highlighted the importance of patience as Torino has not yet reached a decision.