Robert Lewandowski joined FC Barcelona in the summer of 2022 on a free transfer from Bayern Munich. Lewandowski is one of the greatest strikers of all time, but his age is a concern for the club. While he still scores goals for the team, Barca could potentially listen to big offers for the Polish striker. A big sale for Lewandowski could benefit the club, but his goalscoring form now is elevating again, and he is still a crucial player in the squad. Saudi Arabian clubs are interested in signing more stars to the league this summer, and Lewandowski is one of them.
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Robert Lewandowski has many attractive offers from Saudi Arabia. The Catalan club wants him to stay for another year, but everything will depend on the player's desire. From a recent interview with the club, Lewandowski appears to enjoy his time there. This seems like a hint that the Polish striker will not be sold this summer. His contract runs out until 2026.
Lewandowski said, "I have been at Barça for a year and a half, and I feel good. I have won things, and I have scored a lot of goals. Right now, me included, we have to score more goals and win more matches. We are at a point where we could not just win but also play better. Now we have important games coming up, and let’s hope the wins keep coming."
Lewandowski praises the city of Barcelona and said, "The city is very nice and the people too. It’s not just me who is happy, but my family too. My kids also. Everything about the city is really good. However, for me, the most important thing is what happens on the field. Really, I can’t do everything I would like, but for me the out on the field is the most important thing."
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Lewandowski speaks on what's ahead for FC Barcelona
Lewandowski and FC Barcelona will play Athletic Bilbao in La Liga this Sunday at the San Mames Stadium. Lewandowski said, "There are important games coming up. First in Bilbao and then at home to Mallorca and later the Champions League. We are at a point where winning can be really important for us as a team to gain confidence and move forward."
