An offer totaling 2.5 million euro for Karol Czubak was rejected as his current employer, Motor Lublin, does not want to sell him during the season, taking into account their effort to remain in the league.

Daniel Trzepacz from Pogonsportnet.pl reported that Pogon Szczecin continues its pursuit of Karol Czubak and a new offer worth 2.5 million euro has been made. The management of Pogon Szczecin has until February 25 to potentially finalize the transaction. Daniel Trzepacz stated that the matter is not concluded and Pogon is continuing its efforts, having submitted another offer with a package worth 2.5 million euro.

According to a report by Tomasz Wlodarczyk of Meczyki.pl, Pogoń Szczecin made an offer worth two million euros for Polish centre-forward Karol Czubak a few days before the transfer window closed. The proposal for the 26-year-old included a guaranteed sum of 1.6 million euros, with the remaining amount to be paid in bonuses contingent on goals and appearances. Pogoń's owner, Alex Haditaghi, discussed a potential transfer with Motor Lublin's owner, Zbigniew Jakubas. The offer was not approved in Lublin. It is said that Jakubas feels no pressure to sell and does not require an immediate influx of cash. Selling the team's leading scorer this winter is considered to be in conflict with the club's primary objective of remaining in the Ekstraklasa, particularly because Czubak is seen as difficult to replace. Czubak is Pogoń's primary target. If the transfer does not happen, they might pursue Maurides from Radomiak Radom as a less expensive alternative, or they might delay the transfer attempt until the summer. The former Poland U20 international has a contract with Motor Lublin that is valid until June 2027. His market value is currently €900k, according to Transfermarkt.