Motor Lublin showed interest in Urbański in the summer. The contract of the three-time Poland youth international runs until the end of 2029, and as a result, Legia controls the midfielder’s future.

Wojciech Urbański stated in an interview with 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet' that he intends to stay at Legia Warszawa and compete for a place in the team. This statement follows reports that he could leave in the summer due to interest from Motor Lublin.

According to Łukasz Olkowicz of 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet', Wojciech Urbański is a transfer target for Motor Lublin, a club that needs to strengthen its squad following numerous departures. The acquisition of the 21-year-old midfielder from Legia Warsaw was strongly advocated for by the team's former coach, Mateusz Stolarski, who is familiar with the player's potential from their time working together within the Wisła Kraków structures. For the Polish youth international, who is still seeking a regular spot in the Warsaw team, a move could be an opportunity for consistent playing time in the Ekstraklasa. It is not known how the new coach, Mariusz Misiura, views the potential transfer. Urbański joined Legia in February 2024 and has a contract until the end of 2028. In the 2025/2026 Ekstraklasa season, he made 21 appearances, scoring one goal. Transfermarkt lists his market value as €600k, and Górnik Zabrze has also reportedly shown interest in the player.