Barcelona superstar’s agent spent three days in Italy exploring options amid future uncertainty

What does the future hold for Lewandowski? (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images)

Nevertheless, this recent activity suggests a decisive move toward the Italian top-flight is becoming a serious possibility.

Barcelona’s stance

Despite scoring 13 goals in 27 La Liga appearances this season, Lewandowski’s role under Hansi Flick has recently shifted toward that of a rotation player, a transition the player is not entirely happy with.

Meanwhile, Barcelona have reportedly presented a one-year renewal offer to the striker’s camp, but it comes with significant caveats – a substantial 50% salary cut from his current package and a secondary role in the team.

The Blaugrana are already identifying potential successors to lead their attack, with Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez and Chelsea’s Joao Pedro topping the shortlist for the 2026 summer window.

While Lewandowski’s priority has been to remain in Catalonia, where he and his family are settled comfortably, the lure of a new project in Italy, where he could have a more prominent role, could prove tempting. A final decision is expected by the end of May.