Ryoya Morishita is set to remain at Legia Warszawa as the club has officially announced the acquisition of the Japanese midfielder, ensuring his continued presence in the Ekstraklasa for the forthcoming years. Morishita initially joined Legia on a one-year loan from Nagoya Grampus, which included an option for the club to purchase him for a predetermined sum. On Tuesday, it was confirmed by the club that Morishita has signed a 3.5-year contract, which will keep him at Legia until at least the conclusion of the 2027/28 season. 'Przegląd Sportowy' reported that the purchase price amounted to 500,000 euros.

Legia Warszawa has exercised the option to purchase 27-year-old Ryōya Morishita from Nagoya Grampus after his loan period. The contract with the capital club will be valid until the end of May 2028. The coach, Gonçalo Feio, was an advocate for signing the Japanese player permanently. Morishita expressed his excitement about continuing his career at Legia and his commitment to working hard for the club.

Ryōya Morishita is currently on loan at Legia Warszawa from his home club Nagoya Grampus. Legia Warszawa has an option to purchase him and is likely to exercise this option. The 27-year-old Japanese offensive midfielder has made a significant impact this season, scoring seven goals, including two in the Liga Konferencji, and providing eight assists. His recent performance against FC Lugano, where he scored early in the match, further highlights his value to the team.