GKS Katowice loaned Mateusz Kowalczyk from Brøndby IF in the summer, including an option to buy him for one million euros. There is a significant chance that the club will exercise this option. The team's coach, Rafał Górak, revealed in an interview with Goal.pl that discussions on this matter are currently ongoing. The purchase would be a record financial move for the club but could lead to a substantial profit if Kowalczyk is sold immediately afterward. The decision depends on the club's retention in Ekstraklasa, which is not a concern for them currently.

GKS Katowice is planning to make Mateusz Kowalczyk's transfer from Brøndby IF a permanent move. Kowalczyk, who is currently playing for GKS Katowice on loan, has an option to be bought as part of the loan agreement. The club expressed confidence in activating this option if they succeed in maintaining their league position. The agreed transfer fee stands at one million euros, although there may be room for negotiations to lower the fee if required. This transfer is anticipated to be the largest purchase in the history of GKS Katowice and has the potential to result in a record sale in the future. Kowalczyk has participated in 22 matches this season, scoring three goals and making four assists.