Jagiellonia Białystok reacts to the actions of its rivals. The club changes its transfer strategy - fans of Duma Podlasia may be satisfied. Wojciech Strzałkowski announces that Jagiellonia will change its transfer strategy in the current window and focus on more permanent moves. Duma Podlasia has been a team in Ekstraklasa that has spent relatively small amounts of money - even more so compared to the top teams. Jaga, and mainly Łukasz Masłowski, has made many transfers, but most of them were free moves, from the free agent market, or loans. Now, finally, this will change. Jagiellonia has realized that its rivals are starting to operate with increasingly larger amounts of money, so it must follow them, so as not to fall behind. Wojciech Strzałkowski, the owner of Duma Podlasia, spoke about the details in an interview with Poranny.pl. I cannot reveal the details during the window, but the budget will be larger than last time. We must follow the top teams, although we do not intend to break absurd records of spending. We are also changing our strategy - the proportion of loans to permanent transfers will change in favor of the latter - said the Jagi coach. Currently, Jagiellonia Białystok is mainly concerned with replacing Łukasz Masłowski. The sports director has recently activated the clause of departure in his contract and it is possible that he will join the ranks of Widzew Łódź at some point. Jaga is certainly counting on being able to keep Adrian Siemieńca, but this will probably depend on the offers he receives from foreign teams. Jaga finished the last season of Ekstraklasa in third place, with a record of 15 wins, 11 draws, and 8 losses.