Two unprecedented offers to Barça for Lewandowski
At FC Barcelona, the hustle never stops—even after ending the season with a bag full of trophies. While new manager Hansi Flick and sporting director Deco are busy preparing for next season with transfer plans and tactical changes, club president Joan Laporta has just received some surprising news.
It concerns one of the most important players in the team. A striker who has not only scored goals but also carried leadership, wisdom, and experience on his shoulders. A man whose presence on the pitch brings fear to defenders and hope to fans. But at 36 years old, even legends must pause and reflect: What comes next?
Yes, the man in question is none other than Robert Lewandowski.

The Offers Are Real—And They’re Huge
In recent days, two clubs from Saudi Arabia have officially made formal offers for Lewandowski. These are not ordinary offers. The Saudi clubs are dangling over €40 million net per year in salary—money that no European club, not even Barça, can match right now.
This isn’t just gossip. These offers are real, backed by the massive financial muscle of Saudi investors, who are aggressively trying to build one of the strongest football leagues in the world. They want big names, global stars, and leaders—people like Lewandowski.
For Lewandowski, this would be the most lucrative deal of his career, even at a time when most players are considering retirement.
Still Going Strong at 36
Despite his age, Lewandowski is still scoring goals like a machine. In the just-ended season, he netted over 30 goals across all competitions. He remains Barcelona’s key striker, leading the front line with his movement, strength, and football intelligence.
He is not only a finisher but a leader in the dressing room, often guiding the younger players like Lamine Yamal and Fermín López. His voice carries weight, his experience matters, and his hunger for victory has never wavered.
But even with all these strengths, the club knows the truth: his era at the top is winding down. The club is already planning for life after Lewandowski by searching for a new number 9 to reduce their reliance on him and give the squad a fresh, younger face.
What Barcelona Stands to Gain
If Lewandowski decides to accept one of the Saudi offers, FC Barcelona could benefit in two major ways:
Freeing up the wage bill – Lewandowski earns a hefty salary at the club. If he leaves, it will reduce financial pressure on the team, which is still struggling to balance its books under LaLiga’s Financial Fair Play rules.
Generating funds for new signings – With his departure, the club could use the money saved to bring in a younger forward. Players like Luis Díaz or other targets Deco and Flick are eyeing could become more affordable.
So, while it would be painful to see him go, it would also be a smart business move if done right.
Lewandowski’s Heart is Still in Barcelona
However, don’t be too quick to pack Lewandowski’s bags. People close to the striker say he is happy in Barcelona. His family is settled, his children are in school, and he enjoys the life and weather in the city.
More importantly, Lewandowski himself has said he wants to stay at Barça until his contract ends in 2026. He feels respected by his teammates and coaching staff and still sees himself as a key figure in the team’s project.
So, despite the tempting millions on the table, he is not rushing into a decision.
Laporta and Flick Will Support Whatever He Chooses
Club president Joan Laporta did not see these Saudi offers coming, but he is not panicking. In fact, he has already made it clear that if Lewandowski chooses to leave, the club will respect his decision.
Coach Hansi Flick, who has worked with Lewandowski before in Bayern Munich, also considers him an important part of his new system at Barça. But he also understands football is a game of cycles.
If this is the time for Lewandowski to start a new chapter, then he will not stand in the way.
The Big Decision Ahead
At the moment, no decision has been made. Lewandowski is weighing all his options:
Does he continue chasing trophies with Barça?
Or does he accept the biggest financial offer of his life and play in Saudi Arabia?
This is not just about money. It’s also about:
Legacy – Does he want to finish at the top, playing at the highest level?
Family – Are they ready for a move?
Ambition – Does he still have fire in him to play in Europe?
For now, all signs suggest he is leaning toward staying in Barcelona. But as we know in football, anything can change overnight.
A Legend, No Matter What
Whether he stays or goes, Robert Lewandowski will leave a big mark on FC Barcelona. In just a few seasons, he has led the attack, mentored the next generation, and helped bring silverware back to Camp Nou.
If he decides to go, no one will judge him. He’s done his part, and sometimes, when opportunity calls, you have to answer.