Legia Warszawa had shown interest in Robert Bozenik, but it seems they have backed out of the race as Gonçalo Feio firmly excluded this transfer in a recent press conference.

Sebastião Sousa Pinto from Sport TV reports that Legia Warszawa is close to reaching an agreement with Boavista for the transfer of Róbert Boženík. The Portuguese club has valued the striker at two million euros. Although initially thought that the amount would deter Legia, recent updates suggest progress in negotiations, though the final amount is still unknown.

Sebastião Sousa Pinto from Sport TV reported that the Warsaw club is in talks with Boavista regarding the transfer of Róbert Boženík. The Portuguese club has priced him at two million euros, which is the first obstacle in negotiations. Another issue is the player's ambition, as he prefers to move to a club from one of the top leagues. Tomasz Włodarczyk mentioned on Meczyki.pl that financial issues might dampen Legia Warszawa's enthusiasm, stating, 'Now I hear he is too expensive.'

Legia Warszawa is in talks with Boavista regarding the transfer of Róbert Boženík. The Portuguese club has listed him on the market with a valuation of two million euros. Nonetheless, Boženík is reportedly looking for opportunities in a top European league. Sebastian Sousa Pinto has reported on the negotiations, suggesting that the chances of a successful transfer are not very high. Despite being a regular player for the Slovak national team with 48 caps, Boženík has found it challenging to maintain a consistent scoring record, with his most impressive season being 2018/2019 when he scored 11 goals for MŠK Žilina. Legia had initially hoped to acquire a new striker before their training camp in Spain, emphasizing the urgency of their search, but the completion of the deal seems unlikely in the near future.