Jurgen Çelhaka is attracting interest from multiple teams, including a club from the Azerbaijan Premier League. Legia Warszawa is open to transferring Çelhaka without a transfer fee, but with a percentage of any future transfer fee involving the midfielder.

Legia Warszawa has expressed its determination to end its cooperation with Jurgen Çelhaka, who has caught the interest of Olimpija Lublana, according to Paweł Gołaszewski from 'Piłka Nożna'. Legia Warszawa is willing to release him without a transfer fee, provided they receive an attractive percentage from any future transfer involving the midfielder. Olimpija Lublana is giving serious consideration to acquiring Çelhaka to enhance their squad as they continue their pursuit of the national championship and prepare for further competition in the European cup, where they are set to face Borac Banja Luka in the play-off phase.

Legia Warszawa and Jurgen Çelhaka are expected to part ways, with the player possibly leaving on a free transfer. The club has a clause ensuring they receive a percentage of any future transfer fee if Çelhaka excels at his next club. It has been reported by Sebastian Staszewski that the situation is evolving and is anticipated to become clearer in the next few days. Çelhaka's current contract with Legia Warszawa is due to expire on June 30, 2025. Interest in the player has been noted, with Azerbaijan emerging as a potential destination.

Jurgen Çelhaka is not included in Legia Warszawa's squad for the winter training camp in Spain, indicating a potential departure. According to journalist Piotr Kamieniecki, Çelhaka may leave the club, with interest from an entity in Azerbaijan and a possible move to the Balkans also being considered. The transfer is intended to be permanent.

Juergen Celhaka is not considered essential by Legia Warszawa, as he has only been in the starting lineup three times this season. The club is looking to offload him due to his underperformance.