Hertha BSC has officially stated that Michal Karbownik will leave the club after his contract expires this summer. Hertha BSC had hoped that the Polish national player would extend his contract, but he ultimately decided against staying. Sporting director Benjamin Weber stated that they were in a transparent and open exchange with Karbownik about his sporting future and that he has now made the decision to continue his career at another location. Weber thanked him for his performances and wished him well for his new challenge.

According to Bild, Michal Karbownik has rejected an offer to extend his contract and will leave Hertha BSC when his contract expires. It was previously speculated that the 25-year-old Polish player was willing to extend his expiring contract at Hertha.

Michal Karbownik's contract runs out at the end of the season and he is available on a free transfer. A move for the player is now uncertain as Hertha is again a contender to sign him. Hertha sporting director Benjamin Weber stated that it is an open situation and that they are in talks with him and his management, adding that no final decision has yet been made. Karbownik was not given a farewell at the last home game against Fürth, unlike other players. He is a high earner at Hertha and would not receive a salary increase if he extends his contract. From his environment, it is reported that Karbownik feels very comfortable in Berlin and can imagine staying.

Michal Karbownik's deal in Berlin is expiring. The 25-year-old is a four-time Poland international who was formerly with Brighton & Hove Albion.