Leicester City's transfer plans are underway, with Russell Martin's appointment a key factor. The club is looking to strengthen its squad ahead of the new season. Martin, who is currently in advanced talks to join the club, is known for his possession-based style of play. This could lead to a significant renovation of the playing squad, with some players potentially being allowed to leave. One of those players is goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk, who has been at the club since 2017. Stolarczyk has been a first-team regular for the past season, but his ability to stop shots and distribute the ball has been questioned. With the club in League One, there is an argument for him to move on for pastures new. However, Polish top-division side Wieczysta Krakow are said to be keen on bringing him back to his native country. The report states that Wieczysta are aiming to strengthen their goalkeeping department and Stolarczyk is one of the candidates to do so. What that means for Leicester is that there are encouraging signs over potential interest. But how certain is Stolarczyk's future at City? First of all, his contract in the Midlands runs for one more year. Yet the key deciding factor behind his future will rest on who King Power gives the reins to for the 2026/27 campaign. Martin, the current favourite for the job, is obsessed with possession and recycling the ball. Gavin Bazunu was his goalkeeper at Southampton and he rapidly established himself as a ball-playing custodian, often playing passes into central midfield to attack. That season, Southampton had the highest average possession in the Championship - more than Enzo Maresca's Leicester. Mads Hermansen ticked the box as that 'ball-playing goalkeeper' then but