During the training camp in Turkey, Motor Lublin introduced Hervé Jean Matthys as the new member of the team. The Belgian's move is permanent, with a contract signed until the end of June 2026, with an option to extend it by another 12 months. Previously, he played for Beerschot VA in Belgium.

Motor Lublin is finalizing talks to acquire Hervé Matthys, according to reports by Sebastian Staszewski. Matthys is a former Belgian junior national team player. If everything goes as planned, he will soon undergo medical tests, after which he will sign the contract. Currently, it is unknown how much Motor Lublin will pay for him.

Motor Lublin is negotiating the transfer of Hervé Matthys from Beerschot VA. He was absent from the squad for the match against Royal Antwerp due to ongoing negotiations, as reported by Pieter-Jan Calcoen from Nieuwsblad Sport. A few days earlier, Piotr Koźmiński also reported that Motor Lublin was targeting the center-back.

Motor Lublin is reportedly showing significant interest in acquiring Hervé Matthys. The club, with its ambitious goals, aims to secure a European ticket as they currently hold the seventh position in the Polish top division. It is suggested that Matthys might find this opportunity appealing due to Beerschot's potential relegation to the Challenger Pro League. Despite losing his starting position following an injury, Matthys recently made an appearance against Anderlecht. Beerschot could potentially benefit from the transfer fee, as Transfermarkt has valued him at 750,000 euros, a figure that might be considered high. The owner of Motor Lublin, Zbigniew Jakuba, is noted as one of the wealthiest individuals in Poland, which indicates the club's substantial financial capabilities. Matthys brings with him previous international experience, having played for Dutch clubs such as FC Eindhoven, ADO Den Haag, and Excelsior prior to his move to Beerschot in 2022.