Robert Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, is set to return to Barcelona in early May for a crucial meeting with the club's management to discuss the Polish striker's future. Financial terms are yet to be negotiated, but Lewandowski has reportedly agreed to extend his stay in the Catalan capital for another year and has not rejected the initial offer from the Blaugrana.
The first week of May is shaping up to be decisive for Robert Lewandowski's future. According to "Mundo Deportivo," the Polish goalscorer's agent will travel to Barcelona again to negotiate the terms of a new contract. The player has already been informed that the club is offering an extension for another season, and now the contract details are to be discussed. As previously reported, the proposal is for an extension until June 30, 2027, and Lewandowski's response has not been negative.
His agent, Pini Zahavi, will arrive in Barcelona with the intention of securing a deal that reflects his client's caliber. The club is expected to offer lower financial terms compared to the current season – Lewandowski's fourth at Camp Nou since his arrival in 2022. It's important to note that discussions between the club and the player so far have focused on the sporting project and contract duration, rather than monetary aspects.
Barcelona remains Lewandowski's priority. Depending on the outcome of negotiations next week, the Polish legend could either stay at the club to complete his five-year tenure or consider one of the numerous offers he has received. Besides interest from Chicago Fire and Saudi Arabia, the most persistent inquiries are coming from Italy's Serie A, where giants Juventus and AC Milan are showing significant interest.
Currently, Lewandowski is more inclined to accept Barcelona's proposed one-year contract, although the former Bayern player, who turns 38 in August, still needs to discuss the financial terms. He has not, at any point, rejected the Catalan club's offer.