Milan Eye Experienced Striker
Robert Lewandowski’s name is set to dominate transfer headlines once again as the Barcelona forward edges closer to the final stretch of his contract. The 37-year-old, who remains one of Europe’s most reliable goalscorers, could be heading for a new adventure in Italy.
According to reports from Italy, Milan sporting director Igli Tare has already held discussions with Lewandowski’s agent, Pini Zahavi, exploring the possibility of a free transfer next summer.
A Familiar Path for Rossoneri
Milan have built a reputation for extending the careers of football’s biggest names. Zlatan Ibrahimović and Olivier Giroud both enjoyed late flourishes at San Siro, while Luka Modrić arrived last season at the age of 39 on a free deal from Real Madrid. Lewandowski could now follow the same path, providing the Rossoneri with yet another proven leader in attack.
Barcelona Future Still Unclear
Lewandowski signed a three-year contract with Barcelona in 2022, with an option for a fourth. That deal is now running into its final year, leaving the striker to carefully weigh his options. The Polish forward insists he still has the physical sharpness to compete at the top level and remains open to extending his stay at Camp Nou — if Barcelona are willing.
For now, the Catalan club is content to wait until the end of the season before making a final decision, though Milan’s proactive approach signals their determination to get ahead of the competition.
No Rush, But a Big Decision Looms
While lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia are expected to be available in 2026, Lewandowski’s immediate focus remains firmly in Europe. With Milan positioning themselves early, the Rossoneri could emerge as the leading contenders should Barcelona and their No. 9 fail to agree on fresh terms.
For Lewandowski, the summer promises to be pivotal — stay in Spain for one final run with Barça, or embrace a new challenge in Serie A, where Milan are ready to hand him a central role in their ambitions.
