Legia Warszawa will not pursue Shon Weissman from Granada, as informed by Tomasz Włodarczyk on 'Programie piłkarskim' on Meczyki.pl. Despite the need for a new striker in the winter transfer window, the interest in Weissman was surprising due to his lackluster performance in LaLiga 2 and a recent scandal involving his controversial statements about Gaza. These factors likely contributed to Legia's decision to cease efforts to acquire the 28-year-old.

Legia Warszawa has shown interest in acquiring Shon Weissman from Granada, as reported by Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl. Weissman, an Israeli footballer, was the top scorer in the Austrian league during the 2019/2020 season, having scored 30 goals for Wolfsberger AC. He later went on to score 20 goals for the second division team Real Valladolid, which was under the management of Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima, who purchased him for a record fee of four million euros. However, in recent seasons, Weissman has struggled to maintain his previous form and has been involved in controversy due to his social media posts, where he called for the destruction of the Gaza Strip. Currently, his annual earnings are around 600,000 euros. The transfer might be difficult to finalize, as there is a lack of concrete details at this stage.