Juventus Makes Contact as Robert Lewandowskis Future at FC Barcelona Remains Uncertain
Barcelona is still undecided about Lewandowski’s future as his contract runs until June 2026. President Joan Laporta wants the striker to stay another year, but no renewal talks have started. Lewandowski has scored 115 goals in 181 games since 2022.
Barcelona is still undecided about Lewandowski’s future as his contract runs until June 2026. President Joan Laporta wants the striker to stay another year, but no renewal talks have started. Lewandowski has scored 115 goals in 181 games since 2022. Juventus have contacted his camp, while AC Milan and Saudi clubs are also monitoring the situation now amid uncertainty.
When the future of Robert Lewandowski at FC Barcelona came under discussion ahead of the 2026-27 season, uncertainty began to grow around the veteran striker’s stay at the club. The Polish forward is currently under contract with Barcelona until 30 June 2026, and although club president Joan Laporta has publicly expressed his desire to keep him for one more season, there has still been no formal step toward a contract renewal. Inside the Barcelona board, there is a clear debate about his continuity.
Some members believe the striker still plays an important role under coach Hansi Flick and remains influential in the dressing room. Others feel that his performances are not as decisive as they were in earlier seasons. Lewandowski himself has indicated that he will decide his future starting in April. His priority is to remain in Barcelona, where he and his family feel settled.
However, the lack of movement from the club has encouraged him to listen to offers from other leagues. Reports from Italy suggest that Juventus have already opened talks with his representatives about a potential move, while AC Milan are also interested. Since joining Barcelona in 2022, Lewandowski has scored 115 goals in 181 official matches, underlining the impact he has made during a challenging period for the club.
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