It was previously reported that Queens Park Rangers were interested in Filip Luberecki after the end of the last season. Filip Luberecki's contract with Motor Lublin is set to expire in one and a half years, and his contract reportedly contains a release clause of one and a half million euros. The player stated that he is aware that anything can happen as long as the window is open and believes he had a really good season, which was even better than his debut in the Ekstraklasa. He described football as unpredictable and said that regarding an extension to his contract, there have been no talks so far. He added that he is currently fully focused on representing Motor Lublin.

According to Football Insider, QPR are among the Championship clubs watching Motor Lublin defender Filip Luberecki, and a price of around £850,000 plus bonuses is being discussed. Pete O'Rourke reported that a number of EFL Championship clubs are considering moves for the Poland Under-21 left-back this summer.

Filip Luberecki, a 21-year-old Polish left defender from Motor Lublin, is attracting significant market interest. Two English Championship clubs, Norwich and Queens Park Rangers, are among the teams interested in acquiring him. The mentioned cost to acquire Luberecki is around 1 million euros plus possible bonuses, which is not considered very expensive by English football standards. Previous reports in Polish media had suggested that the release clause in the defender's contract is exactly 1.5 million euros. Luberecki joined Motor Lublin in January 2023 and has a contract until the end of 2027. The Poland U21 international has 6 caps, and his current market value is €2.50m, according to Transfermarkt.