Łukasz Fabiański is set to leave West Ham United after the season as his contract will expire and will not be extended. Despite leaving West Ham, he is not retiring and there is interest from Legia Warszawa in Ekstraklasa. Michał Żewłakow, associated with Legia Warszawa, expressed interest in Fabiański and has attempted to contact him. No discussions have taken place yet, but Legia is keen on signing him due to dissatisfaction with their current goalkeeping options.

Łukasz Fabiański is set to leave West Ham after seven years. There is speculation about a potential return to Legia Warszawa, where he played from 2005 to 2007. The idea has gained traction among Legia Warszawa fans. Journalist Sebastian Staszewski mentioned that financial issues would be secondary for Łukasz if he decides to make an emotional return to Legia Warszawa, despite his son's schooling in the UK. Michał Żewłakow's charm could play a role in negotiations, leaving an open possibility for Fabiański's return.

Łukasz Fabiański is contemplating a possible transfer to Legia Warszawa following the expiration of his contract with West Ham United on June 30. Although there is an option to extend the contract for an additional 12 months, it is suggested by Alex Crook that West Ham may choose not to exercise this option. Legia Warszawa fans have voiced their hopes of seeing Fabiański return to their team. Journalist Sebastian Staszewski reported that Fabiański has expressed interest in the move and could potentially continue playing for another three years. However, Fabiański indicated that his family's situation, particularly regarding his son, is a priority, and they prefer to remain in England for as long as possible.

Recent discussions in Poland have centered around the possibility of Łukasz Fabiański making a return to Legia Warszawa. Nevertheless, it appears that the timing is not ideal for this sentimental move. Despite the rumors, Fabiański has been showcasing remarkable form at West Ham, recently reclaiming his place in the starting lineup and producing an outstanding performance against Bournemouth. The Athletic has advocated for West Ham to extend his contract, indicating that his near future is likely to be in the Premier League rather than in Poland.