Overview
- Lewandowski, whose deal ends this season, is evaluating Barcelona's one-year, lower-wage extension after his agent Pini Zahavi reviewed the proposal in Barcelona, according to Saturday reports.
- Barcelona's stance limits him to a smaller on-field role next season as the club pursues a new No. 9, which sets the terms of any stay.
- Following Friday reporting, he no longer treats Barcelona as his first choice after talks with AC Milan, who are reported to offer a longer contract and a bigger role.
- Juventus, Chicago Fire in MLS, and several Saudi Pro League teams have also shown interest, giving the 37-year-old multiple pathways in Europe and beyond.
- He plans to decide by the end of April or early May, and that call is expected to shape Barcelona's summer recruitment strategy.