Overview
- Agent Pini Zahavi said reports that Robert Lewandowski is considering retirement are "not true" and added there has been no update on a renewal.
- Lewandowski has said he will decide at season’s end based on how he feels, prefers to remain in Barcelona, is reluctant to move to Saudi Arabia, and would accept a reduced role.
- Local reporting indicates Barcelona are unlikely to extend the 37-year-old and are lining up replacements, with The Guardian saying they could trigger Harry Kane’s £57m clause.
- AC Milan have held exploratory talks with Lewandowski’s camp, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic backing the move, while a Fenerbahce inquiry for January has been reported as unlikely.
- The striker remains under contract until June 2026 and is still delivering on the pitch, including a recent La Liga hat-trick that kept him as Barça’s leading scorer this season.