Negotiations for Filip Szymczak's loan transfer to Zagłębie Lubin were halted due to delays in finalizing his move from Lech Poznań.

Filip Szymczak has not yet been loaned out, although the topic of this transfer has existed for several weeks. Interested clubs are becoming impatient with Lech Poznań's stance, which has not yet given consent for the move. Tomasz Włodarczyk mentioned that a certain domino must fall for the transfer to proceed. The clubs interested in Filip Szymczak are GKS Katowice, Zagłębie Lubin, and Korona Kielce. Lech Poznań is waiting to sign a new striker before allowing Szymczak's loan.

Filip Szymczak, a 22-year-old footballer from Lech Poznań, is under consideration for a loan move during the winter transfer window. According to reports by Dawid Dobrasz, Zagłębie Lubin has shown interest in acquiring Szymczak on loan. Lech Poznań has plans to loan out Szymczak, but this is contingent upon the club strengthening their squad with another forward. The transfer is not anticipated to occur imminently, as the club is awaiting the right circumstances. Despite having numerous opportunities, Szymczak has not met expectations at Lech Poznań, having scored only eleven goals and provided nine assists in 110 appearances. The potential transfer is further complicated by interest from other clubs such as Korona Kielce and GKS Katowice, with Zagłębie Lubin waiting for a cue from Poznań to begin negotiations. The uncertainty surrounding his transfer is heightened by Lech Poznań's hesitation to let go of the young forward unless their squad needs are fulfilled, rendering the timeline for any transfer uncertain.