Legia Warsaw inquired about Świderski's situation, but a transfer at this moment would be difficult to finalize. However, Sebastian Staszewski suggested that not all is lost and time plays in favor of the Polish club.

Journalist Sebastian Staszewski reported that Karol Świderski might not feel very comfortable in the United States. He also conveyed that the manager of the Polish national team player, Mariusz Piekarski, confirmed the information about Legia Warszawa's interest. The transfer appears challenging due to financial constraints, as Charlotte FC may demand up to 3 million euros, and Świderski's current salary is 2.2 million dollars per year, which is considered too high for Legia and other Polish clubs. Nevertheless, Staszewski expressed his belief that the transfer is not impossible, although it would require significant financial effort.

Legia Warszawa wants to acquire Karol Świderski during the winter transfer window. Despite initial beliefs that the move was unrealistic, journalist Sebastian Staszewski suggests that the transaction is not impossible. Legia Warszawa has contacted Świderski's representatives, confirmed by his agent, Mariusz Piekarski. Though difficult, the transfer might become feasible as the window progresses.

Legia Warszawa has expressed interest in acquiring Karol Świderski, as confirmed by the player's agent, Mariusz Piekarski. Nevertheless, the transfer appears improbable due to financial constraints, with the American club seeking up to three million euros for the deal. Świderski's current salary stands at 2.2 million dollars annually. Despite these challenges, journalist Sebastian Staszewski suggested that the situation remains open and that time could be advantageous for Legia. It was reported that Świderski is dissatisfied in the USA and has been eager to return to Europe for a year. Legia is capable of offering a contract valued between 600,000 and 700,000 euros net.