Quincy Butler is being considered by Jagiellonia Białystok as a new winger. The sports director of Jagiellonia, Łukasz Masłowski, has identified Butler as a candidate and has traveled to Austria to finalize the transfer. Mateusz Borek from Kanał Sportowy reported this news. Butler, born in the United States, has played 28 matches this season, scoring four goals and providing seven assists. He joined WSG Tirol last summer from Hoffenheim's second team, and previously played for Sacramento FC.

Quincy Butler, a player from WSG Tirol, is among the candidates speculated by fans to be the winger that Jagiellonia Białystok is interested in signing. This speculation arises after Jagiellonia's sporting director visited Austria to watch a game. The director, Łukasz Masłowski, attended the Austrian Bundesliga match between LASK Linz and WSG Tirol, which concluded with a 2-0 victory for LASK Linz, the home team. Reports suggest that Masłowski traveled to Austria with the aim of finalizing a deal for a new winger from a German-speaking country, with Quincy Butler being identified by fans as a possible target for the club.