Legia Warszawa signed Vladan Kovačević from Sporting and immediately included him in their squad for the UEFA Europa Conference League, replacing Marcel Mendes-Dudziński.

Vladan Kovačević is unexpectedly finalizing a return to the Ekstraklasa after an unsuccessful stint with Sporting. The 26-year-old has already arrived in Warsaw and is set to undergo medical tests soon, as reported by Tomasz Włodarczyk. He will play for Legia Warszawa only until the end of the season, with no purchase option included in the contract. Legia ensured everything was completed on time to register him for the Europa Conference League squad.

Vladan Kovačević is set to be loaned to Legia Warszawa. Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl reports that Kovačević, who was previously a goalkeeper for Raków Częstochowa, will sign an agreement on Thursday to become a player for Legia.

Vladan Kovačević is reportedly on the verge of leaving Sporting to return to the Polish Ekstraklasa on loan, with advanced negotiations ongoing for his transfer to Legia Warsaw, according to 'Record'. Kovačević had initially joined Sporting for a base fee of 4.8 million euros and additional bonuses of 1.2 million euros. After losing his starting position due to an ankle injury and the arrival of Rui Silva, he began seeking a new club. Legia Warsaw is actively working to secure the goalkeeper, focusing discussions on a loan deal that includes a potential purchase option. The club aims to finalize the transfer promptly to make necessary squad adjustments for the Conference League by February 6. It is noted that Kovačević would have no difficulties working with coach Gonçalo Feio, who had previously collaborated with him at Raków Częstochowa.