Overview
- Juventus have grown hesitant about signing Robert Lewandowski, with multiple reports citing his age and the total cost of the deal.
- Agent Pini Zahavi spent several days in Milan meeting Italian clubs, keeping AC Milan in the frame as he tests the Serie A market.
- Corriere dello Sport, via Football Italia, reports Lewandowski is seeking about €8 million net per year, which has paused talks with Juventus and Milan under their tighter wage rules.
- Barcelona have offered a one-year extension with a reported 50% pay cut and a rotation role, even as the club scouts long-term striker options.
- Dusan Vlahovic’s stalled Juventus talks and his willingness to lower wages for a possible backup role at Barcelona link the clubs’ plans, with a Lewandowski decision expected before his June 30 contract expiry.