Slavia Prague linked with Motor Lublin striker Karol Czubak

Czech media report that Slavia Prague scouts are primarily observing Motor Lublin striker Karol Czubak as a potential transfer target. The club is seeking a tall, strong forward with characteristics similar to Tomas Chory who can hold up play and provide goals. Czubak finished as the PKO Ekstraklasa second-top scorer last season and continues to score regularly in the current campaign, making him a profile that fits the Czech side's requirements.

Despite the reported interest, securing a deal may prove difficult. Motor Lublin official Zbigniew Jakubas has previously stated in interviews that selling captain Karol Czubak is not under consideration. Furthermore, any potential transfer of an Ekstraklasa striker to Slavia Prague remains purely in the realm of media speculation as of early November 2026, with no confirmed negotiations or agreements reported.

Slavia Prague have identified alternative options should the pursuit of Czubak stall. Legia Warsaw striker Rafał Adamski is another potential target with a profile similar to both Czubak and Chory. Additionally, Szymon Włodarczyk is understood to be within the club’s search orbit. These candidates represent a continued focus on the Polish market following successful recent acquisitions.

The intensified scouting in Poland follows significant investment by Slavia Prague during the summer window. The club spent nearly 3.5 million euros on Wiktor Nowak and Oskar Kubiak from the Polish league. Both players have since become regulars in the squad and are currently preparing for a Champions League match against Arsenal, validating the club's recruitment strategy in the region.