Tomasz Rząsa, the sporting director of Lech Poznan, has confirmed the club's transfer window is closed. The club does not plan any further incoming or outgoing moves before winter, as reported by the outlet Weszło this week.
Lech Poznan currently sits second in the Ekstraklasa table with 10 points from four matches. Their record is three wins, one draw, and no losses, with a goal difference of +5. They trail leaders Legia Warsaw by two points. The team is now preparing for a match against Wisla Plock, scheduled for December 17, 2026.
Will Lech Poznan make any more signings?
Tomasz Rząsa clarified the club's position on transfers. "We are closing the window both in terms of incoming and outgoing transfers," said the sporting director. He added that there is interest in both Lech's academy graduates and foreign players, but the club does not intend to act on it. He indicated the squad is complete and ready for the challenges of the coming months.
The club has also finalized an important off-field personnel matter. Head coach Niels Frederiksen's contract extension was agreed at the end of the previous season. Rząsa described this renewal as key for maintaining continuity in strategy, work, and playing philosophy. This stability in the dugout is fundamental in the context of European ambitions.
What are Lech's goals in the Europa League?
Lech Poznan has qualified for the league phase of the UEFA Europa League. This marks the club's first achievement of this kind since 2020. Their opponents in this phase will include the likes of Benfica, Bayer Leverkusen, and two clubs from the English Premier League.
Tomasz Rząsa did not specify a target points total for advancement but clearly stated the objective. "We are not committing to anything, but we are picking up the gauntlet," he stated. He added that the matches will be very difficult, especially at the start. Lech's ambition is to reach the knockout phase, not just participate for the experience. The team wants to test their level and earn points in prestigious confrontations.
What is the team's current form?
Lech Poznan is in strong form, as confirmed by current league statistics. In their last match, they defeated ŁKS Łódź 3:2, with the winning goal scored by Luis Palma in the final action of the game. This was already Kolejorz's eleventh match played every three days. The record from these eleven games is eight wins, two draws, and one loss.
The sporting director praised the team's intensity, pressing resistance, and chance creation in the match against ŁKS. This good run translates to their league position. If Lech defeats Jagiellonia Białystok on Thursday, they will climb to the top of the Ekstraklasa. Legia Warsaw has played one more match at this point. The current state of the league can be followed on our standings page.
What is the club's focus now?
All eyes are on the upcoming league fixture. The club is concentrating solely on Ekstraklasa matches, putting transfer considerations aside. The stable squad under Frederiksen is to continue the positive run. Earlier discussions around players like Patryk Walemark have been concluded with the decision to close the window.
The team has a chance to take the lead in the league, followed by an away match against Wisla Plock, who currently sit in 16th place. The detailed match schedule is available in our fixtures calendar. The club enters a crucial period of the season with clearly defined goals and a settled squad.
