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The 28-year-old Legia Warsaw player has four international caps and two goals for his country - the same ratio as Mark McGhee had for Scotland - and would be available on a season-long deal should he impress Dons manager Jimmy Calderwood.
But despite finishing last season as the club's second-highest scorer with 14 goals from 39 matches, Wlodarczyk's future in the Polish capital seems uncertain and he arrived in Aberdeen last night to begin his trial.
Calderwood is planning to have a look at the Pole in this week's friendly fixtures at Montrose and Fraserburgh after being continually frustrated in his attempts to sign Dundee's Steve Lovell and Kilmarnock's Kris Boyd. Leicester have had a bid for Lovell accepted by Dundee, and while the Taysiders have stated that they would accept a similar bid from the Dons, it is unlikely that Aberdeen will be able to afford the wages on offer from the Championship club.