Overview
- Robert Lewandowski said he is preparing for life after football and is not afraid to end his career, speaking on the High Performance podcast.
- Reports in Spain indicate Barcelona are unlikely to offer the 37-year-old a new deal as he enters the final six months of his contract.
- He marked his first appearance of 2026 by coming off the bench to score in Barcelona’s 2-0 league win over Espanyol.
- Coverage in the U.S. links MLS clubs—most notably Chicago Fire—to potential interest, with additional reports pointing to Saudi Pro League suitors.
- Lewandowski reflected on joining Barcelona in 2022 to mentor a young squad and noted the generational differences he has navigated in the dressing room.