Arka Gdynia is finalizing two important transfers aimed at strengthening the team after relegation from Ekstraklasa. The club from Trójmiasto has acquired German defender Marco Komenda and midfielder Dominik Kun. Both players are tasked with helping the Yellow-Blues make a quick return to the elite of Polish football. Marco Komenda, a 29-year-old defender, is moving to Arka from Holstein Kiel, where he made nineteen appearances in the 2. Bundesliga last season. His experience at the Bundesliga level and solid defensive skills should bolster Arka's backline. Dominik Kun, who recently played for Wisła Płock, has 223 matches in the first league and over 150 appearances in Ekstraklasa. His experience and skills could prove crucial in the fight for a return to the top flight. Arka Gdynia is not only finalizing transfers but also engaging in talks with Czech club Slavia Prague regarding loans, which could open new opportunities for the club. These reinforcements are part of a broader strategy to rebuild the team, aimed at improving results and restoring Arka Gdynia to Ekstraklasa.