Zagłębie Lubin has signed Sebastian Kerk, former Arka Gdynia player. Kerk had a valid contract with Arka Gdynia for another season, but after relegation from Ekstraklasa, he decided to move to Lower Silesia. Coach Leszek Ojrzyński wanted Kerk in his team a year ago, but then the German was tempted by Arka's offer. Kerk was one of Arka's leaders in the 2025/26 season, scoring four goals and making seven assists in Ekstraklasa. And that's not all - Kerk made a name for himself mainly as a specialist in set pieces. On Saturday, an official announcement was made that Kerk had passed medical tests and signed a 2-year contract with Zagłębie. This is Zagłębie's fourth transfer during the summer window. But what's important is that Kerk decided to move to Zagłębie Lubin, despite Arka making him a very good financial offer. So now Kerk will play for Zagłębie Lubin, and his first match may take place soon. Kerk's transfer is a significant reinforcement for Zagłębie Lubin, which is trying to strengthen its team for the upcoming season. With Kerk on board, Zagłębie Lubin's chances of success have increased, and fans are eagerly waiting for the new season to start.