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Wisła Kraków close to new contract for Kacper Duda
Sporting director Vullnet Basha confirmed Wisła Kraków is near an agreement on a new contract for midfielder Kacper Duda following advanced negotiations.
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Wisła Kraków sporting director Vullnet Basha has confirmed that the club is close to reaching an agreement regarding a new contract for midfielder Kacper Duda. Speaking to Meczyki.pl, Basha stated that negotiations for the new deal are actively ongoing and expressed hope that the process could be finalized as quickly as possible. He emphasized that both parties are near a resolution on the terms of the extended stay.
Basha described Duda as a great player and noted that the midfielder is currently happy at the club. This positive assessment underpins the administration's desire to secure his future promptly. The update on the contract situation was provided by the sporting director immediately after Wisła Kraków defeated Cracovia in a local derby match, adding to the positive developments for the team's supporters.
Duda has been a constant presence in the lineup during the current campaign. The Poland youth international has started all 14 Ekstraklasa matches played so far this season. His contributions on the pitch include recording one goal and one assist across these appearances, establishing him as a key figure in the squad's tactical setup.
The potential extension for Duda represents the latest step in Wisła Kraków's strategy to retain core personnel following a successful start to the season. The club has already secured new agreements for several other first-team players, including Raoul Giger, Julius Ertlthaler and Marko Bozić. Securing Duda would continue this trend of stabilizing the roster by locking down key performers to longer-term deals.
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