Filip Luberecki's contract with Motor Lublin will expire in one and a half years. His contract reportedly includes a release clause valued at one and a half million euros. Previous reports after the end of last season indicated that Norwich City were interested in the player. Filip Luberecki stated that he is aware that anything can happen as long as the window is open. He believes he had a very good season, which was better than his debut in the Ekstraklasa. Luberecki added that football is unpredictable and that there have been no talks so far regarding an extension of his contract. He said that while anything can happen, he is currently fully focused on representing Motor Lublin.

Norwich City are reportedly among several Championship sides interested in signing full-back Filip Luberecki this summer. The asking price is expected to be around £850,000 plus bonuses. Luberecki will have one year remaining on his contract this summer, and interested clubs are looking to take advantage of the reduced price. The 21-year-old has played frequently in Poland’s top flight, Ekstraklasa, this season. In an interview with Weszlo in 2025, Luberecki revealed that he had already received offers from abroad and wants to achieve the highest level possible in his career.

Norwich and QPR are among several clubs considering a move for Poland Under-21 left-back Filip Luberecki this summer, and Sturm Graz has also been recently linked with the player. The 21-year-old has impressed for Motor Lublin and his national youth side and could be available for a fee of around €1m plus bonuses. Luberecki's contract with the Polish club runs until 31/12/2027, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €2.50m. According to recent reports from May 2026, the player has a release clause of €1.5 million. In mid-2025, it was reported that Motor Lublin had rejected an offer from Sturm Graz exceeding €1 million.