Filip Szymczak has attracted considerable interest from Polish clubs, with reports suggesting that up to five clubs from the Ekstraklasa have made inquiries. Among these clubs are Korona Kielce and Cracovia. His potential departure from Lech Poznań is dependent on the club securing a new striker. The management expressed their belief that a change in environment could benefit Szymczak and help prepare him for the upcoming UEFA European Under-21 Championship, which serves as an excellent platform for players. This information was reported by Sebastian Staszewski on the Meczyki.pl channel.

Lech Poznań is contemplating a winter loan move for Filip Szymczak. The striker has garnered interest from five Ekstraklasa clubs, including Cracovia, as reported by Tomasz Włodarczyk on Meczyki.pl. The club is considering this strategy to provide Szymczak with more playing time in the spring. According to the report, GKS Katowice is particularly keen on acquiring Szymczak, likely due to his successful loan spell with them during the 2021/2022 season, where he made 32 appearances and scored 11 goals. This loan deal would not include a purchase option, as Lech Poznań views Szymczak as having potential for future development and financial benefit, particularly with the upcoming Under-21 European Championship in the summer.