Overview
- Reports from Sky Germany say the 37-year-old turned down several lucrative Saudi bids and will see out the 2025–26 campaign at Barcelona.
- Polish journalist Tomasz Włodarczyk reports Lewandowski will decide no earlier than April, with talks expected after the club votes for president in March.
- Lewandowski’s contract runs until June 30, 2026, and he can speak to other clubs, though he has chosen to wait before committing to his next move.
- Barcelona have not ruled out keeping him but would likely ask for a significant pay cut and a reduced role as his minutes have dipped under Hansi Flick, with Ferran Torres often preferred.
- MLS interest remains in play, with Chicago Fire having held a December meeting, and Saudi clubs are still monitoring the situation as Barcelona plan for a potential new No. 9.