Cracovia is willing to send Michał Rakoczy on a half-year loan without a purchase option, allowing him to rebuild and potentially secure a major transfer in the summer. Korona Kielce would agree to such terms as they need immediate reinforcements for their fight to stay in the league.

Korona Kielce has shown interest in loaning Michał Rakoczy until the end of the current season. However, Cracovia has expressed a preference to sell the player by winter. Despite having a contract that runs until mid-2027, Rakoczy's role at Cracovia has significantly diminished, as he has made only nine appearances this season and spent just 233 minutes on the pitch. Cracovia's coach, Dawid Kroczek, reportedly does not include Rakoczy in his plans, and the club intends to sell him to allow for a new chapter in his career. Although Rakoczy is reportedly open to a transfer, the situation is complicated by a lack of interested buyers, with clubs like Zagłębie Lubin and Korona Kielce only considering a loan deal.