Jagiellonia Białystok is losing talented goalkeeper Miłosz Piekutowski, who has decided to leave the club after his contract expires. The 20-year-old goalkeeper, a product of Jagiellonia, made eight appearances for the first team, keeping one clean sheet and conceding 12 goals. Piekutowski was a backup to Sławomir Abramowicz, but he did not receive enough playing time, prompting him to make the decision to transfer. In recent days, speculation about his future arose, and he ultimately signed a contract with RC Strasbourg in France. The deal is set to run until mid-2029 with an option to extend for another 12 months. Jagiellonia Białystok, although Piekutowski is leaving as a free agent, will receive around 400,000 euros as compensation for his training. This is an important moment for the club, which now needs to find a new goalkeeper to fill his position.