60% CHANCE: Kaminski on the Brink of Standard Liège Return as Luton Talks Hang in the Balance
Thomas Kaminski, one of the breakout stars of the Premier League season, could be just one step away from a dramatic return to Belgium—with sources indicating there’s a 60% chance the Luton Town No.1 will sign for Standard Liège this summer.
After a phenomenal personal campaign, crowned by winning the Premier League Save of the Season for a breathtaking double stop against Crystal Palace, Kaminski’s stock has never been higher. And now, Belgian Pro League giants Standard Liège are preparing to pounce.
According to Belgian outlet **DH Les Sports+**, Les Rouches** are ready to offer the 32-year-old a return to his homeland—where he began his career with clubs including Anderlecht, Gent, and Kortrijk—in a move that could shake up the summer transfer window.
60/40 – The Tension Behind the Decision
Suggestion there’s a 60% probability Kaminski will accept Standard’s offer and leave England, especially following Luton’s relegation to the Championship. The timing makes sense: Kaminski has never played below the Championship since arriving in 2020, and may feel he’s earned the right to stay in top-flight football—especially with Euro 2028 on the horizon and national team scouts watching closely.
But the door isn’t closed yet.
Luton Town, who released their retained list last month, confirmed they are in “ongoing discussions” with several key players. Kaminski is understood to be one of them. If those talks go well, there’s still a 40% chance the Belgian stopper could commit to another season in Bedfordshire, helping the Hatters mount a return to the Premier League.
A Club Hero, A National Star?
If Kaminski does leave, it will be a bitter pill for Luton fans to swallow. In just one season, he established himself not only as Town’s last line of defence but as one of the most reliable and explosive goalkeepers in England.
For Standard Liège, however, it could be a masterstroke. Signing Kaminski would bring proven leadership, international pedigree, and instant credibility to a side hungry to challenge for titles again.
What Next?
With talks ongoing and interest from Belgium growing, the ball is very much in Kaminski’s court. The next few weeks will be crucial. One thing is clear: this is no ordinary transfer story—it’s a tug-of-war between loyalty and legacy.
Will Kaminski stay and fight for Luton’s redemption—or head home to chase glory in Belgium? Right now, the odds say he’s leaning toward the exit… but nothing is decided yet.
A Return Home on the Cards?
Kaminski, who was born in Dendermonde, is no stranger to Belgian football. Before moving to England in 2020, he enjoyed spells with Germinal Beerschot, OH Leuven, Anderlecht, Kortrijk, and Gent, building a solid reputation across the Belgian Pro League. He also had brief stints abroad with loans in Greece and Denmark, but has not played in his home country for over five years.
With Luton recently announcing their retained list, the club confirmed they are in ongoing talks with several players regarding their futures. Manager Matt Bloomfield is expected to oversee changes to the squad as they prepare for life in the Championship, and Kaminski—who has never played below England’s second tier—could be among those exploring new opportunities.
A Valuable Asset
Kaminski’s form this past season has attracted attention beyond Belgium, but a move to Standard would offer the appeal of returning home while remaining at a competitive level. The Liège-based club are understood to be in the market for an experienced goalkeeper and view Kaminski as a potential cornerstone for their ambitions heading into the 2025–26 campaign.
