Robert Lewandowski's contract with Barcelona expires on June 30, 2026. His agent, Pini Zahavi, made recent trips to bring the player all possible alternative proposals, aside from a low-cost extension with the Catalan club. In Italy, the agent met with both Milan and Juventus. Fabrizio Romano reported that the meetings with both clubs did not yield encouraging news. The Milan option remains the most feasible, but an approval has not been given to the agent due to differing opinions within the club.

Milan is one of two main clubs interested in Robert Lewandowski. Milan currently cannot afford the 8 million euro annual salary that, according to Corriere dello Sport, is required to secure the player's agreement. The same source also reports that Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, has explored the possibility during recent visits to Milan. The club's ability to pursue Lewandowski is also impacted by the substantial buyout of Openda.

Tuttomercato reports that Robert Lewandowski's agent met with Milan in the past few hours. A potential transfer is described as currently difficult and is linked to other complicated conditions, one of which is the future of Dusan Vlahovic.

A meeting took place today between agent Pini Zahavi and clubs that might be interested in Robert Lewandowski. Lewandowski will not renew with Barcelona. Milan has internal disagreement on the matter. Robert Lewandowski was a player considered for months with Furlani, who could have been a primary supporter of a potential deal. Massimiliano Allegri wants a different player, not because of the Polish player's caliber, but because of the issue of investing several resources for a very short term.

Barcellona wants to keep Robert Lewandowski, but Milan is a possible destination. According to Fabrizio Romano, Robert Lewandowski's agent had contacts with Milan in Milan. Romano stated in his latest YouTube video that there were discussions involving Lewandowski's entourage and Milan.

Juventus has pursued Robert Lewandowski more forcefully than Milan. According to Fabrizio Romano, the anticipated meeting with the player's agent, Pini Zahavi, has not yet taken place.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Milan has internal divisions regarding Robert Lewandowski. The club has not yet initiated the process to sign the player, as they first need to understand the costs and there are concerns related to his age.

AC Milan has a strong interest in Robert Lewandowski. Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, is currently in Italy reviewing offers from interested clubs. Lewandowski prefers Juventus over AC Milan.

Tuttomercato reports that Milan made an attempt in recent days to sign Robert Lewandowski, seeking to acquire him on a free transfer in a deal similar to the one for Giroud.

CalcioMercato reports that Juventus has a leading position in the race to sign Robert Lewandowski. It is reported that Juventus has overtaken Milan for the player. His contract with Barcelona is expiring and he is oriented not to renew with the blaugrana.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Robert Lewandowski has received a proposal from Milan and an update on his decision could be available next week.

Robert Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, was seen in Italy and at San Siro to explore options with several top clubs. According to Tuttosport, Lewandowski will only consider projects that can offer him Champions League football. Milan is monitoring Lewandowski but is also considering Alexander Sorloth.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Robert Lewandowski's agent will be in Italy soon to assess possibilities and understand all the options to present, including a possible interest from Milan.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Robert Lewandowski's future at FC Barcelona is at an impasse. The club has proposed to extend his contract, which expires at the end of June, with a significant salary reduction because the Polish striker will soon turn 38. The report adds that there is real interest from major Serie A clubs, such as Milan, to sign Lewandowski.

During a live broadcast, Robert Lewandowski was directly asked to choose between AC Milan or Juventus. After a moment of reflection, he smiled and replied that they would talk soon.

According to media reports, AC Milan is interested in signing Robert Lewandowski. La Gazzetta dello Sport reported that AC Milan may not be able to meet Lewandowski's financial expectations, but that nothing is decided. Mikołaj Kruk from Eleven Sports stated on the Meczyki.pl channel that Pini Zahavi is in Italy talking with clubs and that Lewandowski's entourage is contacting Milan to ask about his potential future at the club. There are mutual inquiries, and Lewandowski and his entourage are sending signals. Kruk also commented that a potential obstacle for the move could be Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri.

According to Mundo Deportivo, AC Milan has ruled out signing Robert Lewandowski due to his high cost and high salary demands, which the club is unwilling to meet.

AC Milan is probably going to end its attempts to sign Robert Lewandowski. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Italian club is not able to meet the financial expectations of the FC Barcelona striker. Lewandowski's agents presented his expectations, which AC Milan is unable to meet. As a result, the club's management will likely pursue other options.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Robert Lewandowski's agent has come to Italy to negotiate with Milan.

According to Matteo Moretto, there have been discussions within the Milan management about Robert Lewandowski, but there is currently no unanimous consensus within the Milan board for the player. He reportedly earns a very high salary, over 20 million euros according to Capology, and is approaching 38 years old. Moretto states that as of now, Lewandowski is not the top target for Milan.

Milan needs important goals and is considering Robert Lewandowski, who is linked with the club. Lewandowski stated that there is still some time. He said the club knows what he thinks and that he has had time to think. The player added that he does not want to discuss offers and his future, as the remaining matches and goals are more important. He also said that it is not important that something new appears in the press daily.

CalcioMercato reported that contacts between AC Milan and Robert Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, have been ongoing for several months. The same source also states that Tare had dinner with the agent in Milan a few days ago to try to set up a negotiation for a world-class free transfer.

According to reports from Italy, Robert Lewandowski has been suggested as a component in deals for both Bastoni and Alvarez, and AC Milan has been named as a possible destination for the Polish forward.

Milan is monitoring the situation of Robert Lewandowski, as Barcelona has offered him a contract extension for an additional season. According to Mundo Deportivo, Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, was seen in Catalonia this week to meet with Barcelona management and discuss contract details. If an agreement is not reached, Milan would accelerate its efforts to sign Lewandowski.

According to Tuttomercato, Robert Lewandowski is considering his future after years at Barcellona. Milan has targeted Lewandowski for some time, considering him as a very good backup and not necessarily a starter. The club's interest is conditional on Lewandowski lowering his current salary, which is described as unattainable.

According to Mundo Deportivo, AC Milan has been making efforts in recent hours to convince Robert Lewandowski to join them. Lewandowski will evaluate the offer from AC Milan with his family.

According to Cadena SER, staying at FC Barcelona is no longer Robert Lewandowski's highest priority, and he has begun considering other market options. Cadena SER reports that Lewandowski is disappointed with certain situations, specifically regarding his role in the team and playing time, and believes the club has not properly appreciated him this season. The report states there are concrete offers available, with AC Milan listed as one of the potential destinations. The conclusion of discussions and an official statement from the player are expected between the end of April and early May.

AS reports that Robert Lewandowski is a target for Milan, as his contract with Barcelona expires at the end of the season, potentially making him a free agent. The report describes this operation as similar to the one that brought Luka Modric to Milan. A move would be conditional on Lewandowski's willingness to reconsider his salary, which is currently more than 15 million euros net per year. The report also states that Milan's sporting director, Igli Tare, has good relations with Lewandowski's entourage, having discussed the player's willingness to join a Serie A team in January and February. According to the report, Lewandowski's entourage listened to the proposal but postponed subsequent conversations until the summer.

Gazzetta.it reports that Robert Lewandowski has been offered to Milan as a reinforcement for the upcoming season. His contract with Barcelona expires in the summer, meaning he could arrive without a transfer fee. Lewandowski's agents are actively exploring options, and Milan is considered a suitable option in their plans. The main obstacle could be his high salary, but Gazzetta.it also states that Milan will certainly evaluate the financial aspects.

A Spanish newspaper reported that Luca Cohen, an Italian content creator closely aligned with Milan, has provided details of a meeting. Beny Zahavi, Robert Lewandowski’s agent, was also in Barcelona this week for direct talks with the Catalan club. The Italian meeting may have involved a representative from Lewandowski’s agency instead of Zahavi directly. Milan are interested in signing Robert Lewandowski.

According to Tuttomercato, Robert Lewandowski's future at Barcelona is uncertain. He does not intend to stay at the club without a specific purpose and wants to feel valued. A key meeting with Hansi Flick will result in him making a final decision between late April and early May. Barcelona will offer Lewandowski another year with a considerably lower salary but with substantial bonuses linked to his performance and appearances, to prevent paying a high wage to a player who is not used frequently. Milan is interested in acquiring Lewandowski.

Robert Lewandowski has interest from AC Milan, in addition to several clubs from Saudi Arabia and the USA. His contract with FC Barcelona is set to expire in the summer. Lewandowski intends to make a final decision regarding his plans after the season by the end of April.

Milan have approached Robert Lewandowski, who has an expiring contract. According to Mundo Deportivo, Joan Laporta has stated he wants Lewandowski to stay for one more year, but the decision is dependent on the player and will be made by the end of April. Barcelona may make a reduced offer because of Lewandowski's high current salary.

Tuttomercato reports that Milan is strongly interested in Robert Lewandowski to strengthen their attack, as his contract with Barcelona expires in a few months. The report also states that the Catalan club and its president Joan Laporta want to aim for a contract renewal.

Milan is interested in Robert Lewandowski, who is out of contract with Barcellona in June. Lewandowski stated that there is nothing to say about his future at present. He said the objective is to reach the end of the season with as many victories, goals, and titles as possible, and then they will see. The player added that he is not thinking about it, has not decided, and it is not a priority at the moment.

According to CalcioMercato, Robert Lewandowski is in a difficult contractual situation with Barcellona and at the end of the season will have to make a significant decision regarding his future. The same source states that the possibility of him leaving on a free transfer remains highly likely, with Milan mentioned as being a leading contender for the player.

AS reports that Robert Lewandowski has been linked as a possible option for Milan and that indications point to his departure this summer. It has been hinted for months that a decision has been made, and the player will decide the timing of the announcement. Only an unfavorable development in the negotiations for Ferran's contract extension could alter this, and it is possible that even that would not change it.

Goal.com reports that Robert Lewandowski has reportedly received offers from AC Milan but is delaying a decision until the conclusion of Barcelona's presidential elections in March.

Mediaset reported that if the Rossoneri fail to sign Vlahović and he is signed by Barcelona, the Rossoneri might then sign Lewandowski.

Speaking to TVP Sport, Zbigniew Boniek stated his opinion that Robert Lewandowski's potential move to AC Milan is not the correct direction for the Polish player. Boniek advised Lewandowski against moving to Milan and expressed doubts about the likelihood of the transfer, adding that Italian clubs do not pay as much as Spanish ones. He also commented on the challenges of playing in Serie A, specifically for a striker.

Robert Lewandowski's agents recently held talks with the Serie A leader, according to Tomasz Włodarczyk. The matter is at an early stage.

According to Calciomercato.com, AC Milan is considering signing Robert Lewandowski in January, offering Christopher Nkunku in exchange. The report states that AC Milan will soon meet with Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, and Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick, to explore the possibility of the transfer. However, "Mundo Deportivo" claims that people close to the Polish striker have so far categorically denied these reports.

Calciomercato indicates that Milan is considering signing Robert Lewandowski in the January market, instead of as a free agent in the summer of 2026, and would be willing to offer their French forward Christopher Nkunku in an exchange. Calciomercato added that Milan plans to meet soon with agent Pini Zahavi, who represents both Lewandowski and Nkunku, to discuss if the transaction is possible. However, sources close to the player's associates in Barcelona have strongly denied that this meeting will take place.

Matteo Moretto reports on Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel that Robert Lewandowski’s salary demands make a deal with Milan difficult. Milan wants to sign the Barcelona player on a free transfer at the end of the season and has already opened talks with the striker’s entourage. Lewandowski is understood to be open to the move, but Moretto says that the player’s salary is more than Milan can afford. The 37-year-old would need to take a significant pay cut for Milan to afford him.

Mundo Deportivo confirms that Milan is considering Robert Lewandowski for next season, regardless of his age.

Journalist Sacha Tavolieri reports on Sky Sport that Milan is considering Lewandowski for next season on a free transfer. The report states that Igli Tare, Milan's sporting director, recently contacted the Polish player's entourage and will meet in the coming weeks with Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, to discuss a possible salary structure compatible with the club's finances. It is also reported that internally, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, now part of Milan's technical structure, is pushing for the signing to be finalized. According to the same information, Lewandowski is attracted to Milan due to his desire to experience Serie A and because it is a historic club that will allow him to continue competing in the Champions League.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, Zlatan Ibrahimović, a member of Milan's staff, is strongly advocating for the transfer of Robert Lewandowski from FC Barcelona to Milan. Ibrahimović believes that Lewandowski embodies the club's values and can be a role model for the younger generation of Milan players, as he himself was in recent years. FC Barcelona has not yet offered Lewandowski a contract extension, and if this does not change, he will become a free agent.

Sacha Tavolieri reported that AC Milan wants to meet with Robert Lewandowski's agents in the coming weeks. The 37-year-old striker is expected to leave FC Barcelona next summer and would prefer to continue playing in Europe. After targeting Luka Modric, the Italian club wants to make another major move.

According to CalcioMercato, Milan is interested in acquiring Robert Lewandowski for its attack. The forward is in the final year of his contract at Barcelona, which expires on June 30. The report states the agreement contains an option to extend the contract for another season, but currently neither the player nor the club is considering this. There is a tangible possibility that Lewandowski will become a free agent after his contract expires.

According to Goal.com, AC Milan officials met with Robert Lewandowski's agent as they intend to sign the forward to replace Santiago Gimenez next season. The Barcelona player is nearing the end of his contract and is likely to leave next summer as a free agent, as Barcelona have yet to offer him a contract extension.

Foreign teams, led by AC Milan, have shown interest in Robert Lewandowski, and the Italian club wants to acquire the forward in the winter. Fabrizio Romano has addressed the situation. According to the journalist, the 37-year-old is not planning to leave in January, and his goal is to finish the season in Barcelona.

According to Mundo Deportivo, citing Sport Italia, Milan could try to sign Robert Lewandowski this winter and may attempt to do so again in the summer if negotiations are unsuccessful. Robert Lewandowski's contract with Barcelona expires at the end of this season, and he would become a free agent if it is not extended. Milan considers Lewandowski to be a good solution for their lower attacking efficiency and intends to sign an experienced player for a short-term period of one or two years, a situation described as similar to that of Luka Modrić. This season, Lewandowski has struggled with minor injuries and is less frequently included in the main plans of Hansi Flick, as sporting director Deco favors long-term options like Ferran Torres.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Milan is closely following what happens with Robert Lewandowski, viewing him as a good signing after the Modric case. Milan considers him a player with a lot of experience and with a career still ahead.

AC Milan would like to acquire Robert Lewandowski as early as January. According to 'Sport', such a move is not possible for two reasons: AC Milan cannot afford it financially, and Lewandowski himself is not keen to leave Barcelona. The report adds that FC Barcelona remains his top priority and he is even willing to lower his demands to continue playing for the Spanish champions.

AC Milan wants to sign Robert Lewandowski. According to Sport, the club's leaders would like to sign the FC Barcelone striker to strengthen their attack during the second half of the season. The problem for the Italian club is that the Polish striker wants to fulfill his contract until June.

A transfer for Robert Lewandowski to AC Milan could become realistic if the striker agrees to a significant salary reduction. In a conversation with Kanał Sportowy, Antonello Gioia, a journalist for 'Corriere dello Sport' and 'Milan News', stated that he can imagine Lewandowski playing for Milan, but it would require considerable financial concessions. Gioia said that the transfer will not be easy to carry out because of Lewandowski's very high salary, but also that on the transfer market, nothing can be excluded. He noted that Milan attracts great champions nearing the end of their careers, giving Luka Modrić as an example. Gioia believes that if the Polish player found a compromise on his salary, the move would be consistent with Milan's history and DNA. He added that at Milan, Lewandowski could probably expect to receive five or six million euros net annually and would likely not get more.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio via Goal.pl, it is unlikely that Robert Lewandowski will join AC Milan, as the Italian club is not interested in acquiring the 37-year-old striker at this time. Di Marzio explained that AC Milan has other options and Lewandowski is not currently a priority for them.

Tomasz Ćwiąkała stated that AC Milan is a reasonable option for Robert Lewandowski and that he would not rule it out. He also said that the club is high in his ranking.

CalcioMercato speculates about Robert Lewandowski's future as he considers his next career move. The Polish striker wants to continue his career at a high level, and the report questions if Milan will be his next destination. It is suggested this could be his last season in Spain.

According to the press on the Apennine Peninsula, AC Milan is interested in Robert Lewandowski. There have not yet been any binding talks. Much will depend on Lewandowski's own approach. If Lewandowski agrees to a pay cut, it will pave the way for him to move to San Siro.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Robert Lewandowski and those close to him are currently focused on FC Barcelona, aiming to win La Liga and the Champions League this season. Romano added that Lewandowski will not make any decisions soon, including at the end of November or January, as he intends to finish the season in Catalonia and then see what happens. Romano expressed his opinion that there is more than a 50 percent chance Lewandowski will leave for free, at which point options such as AC Milan or Saudi Arabia would become possible. He also said that it is not the time for any negotiations and that inquiries are a part of football, with new developments possible in the coming months.

Goal.com reports that AC Milan are interested in signing Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski on a free transfer, with his contract set to expire in 2026. His high salary could prove to be an obstacle, so Milan are also evaluating other options and may look to bring in a new striker in January.

Recent reports originating from Spain have linked striker Robert Lewandowski with AC Milan. His future at Barcelona is considered to be increasingly uncertain, and his contractual situation is reportedly attracting interest from various clubs. Despite being 37 years old, the Polish forward continues to maintain a high level of performance. According to the rumors, Milan is among the interested parties, a situation possibly influenced by the strong start to the season by their 40-year-old player, Luka Modric. Lewandowski's contract with Barcelona runs until June 30, 2026, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €12.00m.