Nardin Mulahusejnović was another player on Legia Warszawa's radar for the forward role. According to the latest media updates, he will not be joining Legia Warszawa.

Nardin Mulahusejnović, who once represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at the youth level, is expressing interest in moving to Poland to join Legia Warszawa. The player is reportedly open to the move, but an agreement between the clubs is necessary. Legia is considering this option due to complications with other potential signings. Ideally, the transfer would involve a loan with an option to buy, but Zrinjski is reportedly unwilling to agree to such terms. Even though Mulahusejnović is not Legia's first choice, he remains a possibility due to Legia's ongoing search for a striker. This season, he has scored 13 goals and provided one assist in 24 matches. His contract with Zrinjski is valid until May 31, 2026, and he is keen on testing himself abroad, which makes a move to the Ekstraklasa attractive. The clubs need to negotiate terms that satisfy both parties, especially since Legia cannot register a new striker for the Conference League this season.