Motor Lublin announced that Bradly van Hoeven will not be part of the squad in the new season. The Dutch winger, who joined the team during the 24/25 season, did not extend his contract, marking the departure of the ninth player from the club this summer. Van Hoeven, despite scoring only two goals in 43 official matches, showed promise, especially towards the end of the 25/26 season, where he provided four assists. Fans of Motor Lublin are expressing their concerns on social media, wondering if the team will have enough players to resume training. In the past, the club has struggled with extending contracts for key players, leading to the departures of talents like Samuel Mraz and Bartosz Wolski. Experts emphasize that Motor Lublin must learn from these mistakes to avoid further losses in the squad.