Kacper Tobiasz confirmed in an interview with TVP Sport that he was close to leaving Legia Warszawa for Motor Lublin during the winter transfer window. He was seeking playing opportunities as he found it difficult to secure a position in the team after recovering from a hand injury. Despite the interest from Motor Lublin, the transfer did not materialize, although Tobiasz did not specify the reason. He expressed his hope to learn from the challenging situation he faced.

Kacper Tobiasz was very close to a temporary transfer to Motor Lublin. Legia Warszawa required a certain number of playing minutes for Tobiasz, which Motor Lublin did not agree to. The transfer was almost finalized, but did not proceed due to this disagreement. The move was considered during the end of the winter transfer window as Legia Warszawa did not have confidence in Tobiasz and had already brought in Vladan Kovačević on loan.

There was a topic this winter about loaning Kacper Tobiasz to Motor Lublin. However, Legia Warszawa wanted to include clauses in the agreement regarding a minimum number of minutes played by the goalkeeper, which the club did not agree to. Coach Mateusz Stolarski explained that they want players to have equal opportunities for competition and would not accept such clauses.

Legia Warszawa wants to loan Kacper Tobiasz to Motor Lublin. However, the transfer is complicated as Legia demands guaranteed playing time for Tobiasz, which Motor Lublin does not agree to. Motor Lublin has other goalkeepers, Kacper Rosa and Gašper Tratnik, who will return to training, and only offers fair competition for the position. Tomasz Włodarczyk reported on the situation, highlighting the ongoing negotiations and Legia's refusal to agree to the loan without guarantees.