According to Sport.pl, Łukasz Bejger is almost certain to depart from Śląsk Wrocław this winter. His contract is due to expire in June, and there have been no discussions regarding a new contract. Last summer, Śląsk missed the chance to secure a substantial transfer fee for him, despite interest from clubs such as Dynamo Kyiv. Now, with only six months remaining on his contract, Śląsk stands to receive only a minimal transfer fee. Bejger is reportedly determined to leave, as he is seeking regular playing time and aims to participate in the Euro U-21 tournament in June in Slovakia. A transfer abroad appears likely, given that Polish clubs are reluctant to pay for a player whom they could sign for free in six months.

Śląsk Wrocław is considering offers for Łukasz Bejger in the upcoming January transfer window. Although Bejger's previous health issues had complicated his transfer situation, there was an option for a last-minute move to the Turkish club Bodrum FK in September, which ultimately did not materialize. With Bejger's contract set to expire at the end of June and no possibility of an extension, Śląsk Wrocław is looking for a 'satisfactory' offer to facilitate the transfer. Should Bejger depart, the club intends to sign a new defender during the winter transfer period.

Łukasz Bejger expressed his desire to leave the club during the winter break.