According to 'il Resto del Carlino', Łukasz Skorupski is poised to automatically extend his contract with Bologna by fulfilling a requirement to play a certain number of matches as stipulated in his current agreement. Discussions have taken place between the Italian club and the seasoned goalkeeper regarding a potential extension of their partnership until June 30, 2027, with a possibility for further prolongation. Although a breakthrough has not yet been achieved, Skorupski is nearing the activation of a clause in his present contract, which stipulates that he must participate in 30 matches within a season to secure an extension. So far, he has appeared in 25 matches and needs to play five more to trigger the clause, which would prolong his contract at least until the end of the 2025/2026 season.

Łukasz Skorupski has shown a willingness to extend his stay at Bologna. The club is prepared to secure his future peacefully until he retires from sports. Bologna is actively pursuing a new agreement with Skorupski, despite his current contract being valid until mid-2026 with an option for extension. The club aims to retain him almost until the conclusion of his professional career, indicating a readiness to sign a contract through the end of the 2026/2027 season, with an option for an additional 12-month extension. Skorupski has frequently conveyed his satisfaction at Bologna, which fosters optimism for reaching an agreement between the parties.

Skorupski has been a consistent performer for Bologna since joining in 2018. Despite some challenges, he has significantly improved his skills, particularly with the guidance of Thiago Motta and goalkeeping coach Thiago Dossou-Yovo. His current contract with Bologna expires in June 2025, but the club has an option to extend it by one year. In the coming weeks, Bologna officials Sartori and Di Vaio are set to meet with Skorupski's agent to discuss their respective intentions regarding a potential contract extension.