According to Maciej Winczewski, Widzew Łódź was interested in Filip Luberecki and was considering a player exchange with Motor Lublin. Winczewski stated that paying the 1.5 million euro release clause was not a consideration. There was an idea for an exchange involving Maciej Kikolski, but the idea was not pursued further. Filip Luberecki rejected the offer to move to Piłsudskiego.

Widzew Łódź expressed interest in Filip Luberecki, a 21-year-old Polish left-back from Motor Lublin. According to Łukasz Olkowicz from 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet', the club was willing to activate his 1.5 million euro release clause. The payment of this fee would have meant Motor Lublin would have been unable to prevent the transfer. However, Łukasz Olkowicz also reported that the transfer was blocked by Luberecki himself, who has a different vision for his future and appears to be aiming for a move abroad if he leaves his current club. Separately, Pete O'Rourke reported at the end of May that the player was also being monitored by Norwich City and Queens Park Rangers. Luberecki has 6 caps for the Poland U21 team and made 31 appearances, providing 1 assist, in the Ekstraklasa during the 2025/2026 season. His contract with Motor Lublin is valid until the end of 2027, and Transfermarkt estimates his market value to be €2.50m.