The future of Robert Lewandowski is still a mystery. The player seems to be less and less important for Flick at Barcelona (he did not play a minute against Celta) and in the summer he could change his mind. Italy is the destination that is being strongly rumored, but the player does not want to give many clues.
His continuity at the Camp Nou seems complicated. His age (he will be 38 years old in August) is compounded by the high salary he earns per season, something that Barça does not seem willing to assume. So either he accepts a considerable pay cut or he will have to pack his bags. Italy is the country most interested in hosting him.
In recent weeks, a double option has been strongly mooted. A 'fight' between two of the biggest clubs in Serie A to secure his services: Milan and Juventus. Aware of their financial limitations, both clubs would be delighted to have a natural goalscorer who could resist leaving Europe.
He was asked about this in the charity stream organized by Latwogang, a Polish content creator. A live show aimed at raising funds for the Cancer Fighters Foundation. Lewandowski was asked if he preferred Milan or Juventus and the Barcelona player replied: "You know what? We'll talk soon".
Neither confirms nor denies. What does seem to be the case is that his future seems to be linked to Italian football. And the first to launch an attack was Juventus. According to ‘Tuttosport‘, the Turin club has already made a first offer to the player offering him6 million euros net per season. It remains to be seen whether Milan will join the bidding.
