Stanisław Pruszkowski recently participated in sports trials at Arka Gdynia. Despite leaving a positive impression, he will not be joining the team from Trójmiasto. The 20-year-old goalkeeper participated in a friendly match against the second-league team Olimpia Grudziądz. Arka Gdynia's coach, Dawid Szwarga, mentioned that Pruszkowski had high potential, noting his height and good motor skills, and seemed to approve the idea of signing the player. However, Arka ultimately decided to sign Jędrzej Grobelny from Warta Poznań instead.

Stanisław Pruszkowski, a 20-year-old goalkeeper from Unia Skierniewice, is undergoing a trial period with Arka Gdynia until January 19. He has played in 46 matches in the III liga, achieving 12 clean sheets. Arka Gdynia, who are currently the vice-leaders of the I liga, are looking for a replacement for Paweł Lenarcik, following his transfer to Chrobry Głogów after he lost his starting position to Damian Węglarz. It is anticipated that Pruszkowski will participate in a friendly match against a team from the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship on Saturday. The match is set to last 120 minutes and is scheduled for 11:00 AM at the field on Nauczycielska Street in Gdynia. Pruszkowski's current team, Unia Skierniewice, finished second in their III liga group last season and are presently leading their group, with a four-point advantage over Legia Warsaw's reserves.