Robert Lewandowski received a contract extension offer from FC Barcelone, but he is not expected to continue at the club, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Barcelona has proposed a new contract to Robert Lewandowski that would extend his agreement for an additional season at a significantly reduced salary. Lewandowski is not satisfied with the club's initial proposal. Barcelona continues to be in discussions with his agent. His decision to stay is contingent on the specifics of the new contract. His agent, Pini Zahavi, intends to travel soon to evaluate all available options and present them to Lewandowski. Barcelona is hopeful about retaining the striker.

According to AS, it appears difficult for Robert Lewandowski to agree to a contract renewal with a lower salary. Following the Champions League elimination, the Comisión Deportiva has concluded that the main priority is to sign a high-level number 9.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona are prepared to offer Robert Lewandowski a new one-year contract on reduced terms.

La Vanguardia reports that Robert Lewandowski has not yet received a contract offer from Barcelona and that an extension is looking increasingly unlikely.

According to 'Mundo Deportivo', Robert Lewandowski received an offer from FC Barcelona for a one-year contract extension with a significantly lower salary. The same source states he must respond by the end of April. 'Cadena SER' reported that Lewandowski feels disappointed by certain situations, particularly regarding his role in the team and playing time. The report also stated that he believes the club has not properly appreciated his contribution this season. 'Mundo Deportivo' also states that Lewandowski was ready to accept a more secondary role at Barcelona, but only on the condition that a top striker would be ahead of him, which has led him to want to know the club's sporting proposal as well as its contract proposal.

Robert Lewandowski now knows the offer from FC Barcelona, according to Mundo Deportivo. His agent, Pini Zahavi, was in Barcelona this week to meet with club representatives and learn the details of the proposal. FC Barcelona's idea was to offer Lewandowski a one-year contract with a significantly lower salary than he currently receives. Lewandowski was willing to assume a more secondary role at the club, on the condition that there is a top striker ahead of him. His priority was to continue at FC Barcelona, and he prioritized his family's comfortable and happy life in the city, even if it meant turning down higher economic offers.

Hansi Flick stated in a press conference that the current time is not appropriate to discuss Robert Lewandowski's contract extension, adding that this is Deco's responsibility. Lewandowski is 37 years old, is at the end of his contract, and has scored 17 goals in 39 matches this season.

According to Tuttomercato, Barcelona is continuing its efforts for Robert Lewandowski to stay for another season, but the player has not yet reached a renewal agreement. His agent, Pini Zahavi, is expected to visit Barcelona next week to assess the situation. It is felt that the 37-year-old might accept Barcelona's conditions, probably with a reduced salary, to remain with the club.

Joan Laporta publicly stated that Robert Lewandowski deserves a contract extension. Barcelona have offered Lewandowski a one-year contract extension with a fixed salary reduced by almost 50 percent, which includes substantial bonuses for appearances and goals. Spanish media confirmed the offer on Sunday. Lewandowski is not rushing to make a decision.

According to Sport, FC Barcelone is preparing a one-year contract extension offer for Robert Lewandowski with a reduced fixed salary that would be compensated by variable bonuses. The final decision will be made by Robert Lewandowski, who is waiting for a decisive discussion with Hansi Flick to clarify his role. The player has requested time to reflect before making a decision, and a response is expected by the end of April or early May. Robert Lewandowski is willing to accept a less central role and a lower salary if the club signs a new striker, with Julián Álvarez identified as a priority target. Sport adds that Pini Zahavi, who is Lewandowski's agent, has excellent relations with the club and also represents Hansi Flick.

A report from 'Sport' states that FC Barcelona is prepared to make a contract offer to Robert Lewandowski, and that acceptance largely depends on the role prepared for him by coach Hansi Flick. The report indicates the club is preparing to offer a one-year contract extension with a salary that is nearly half of his current wage. The player would also receive a range of bonuses dependent on the number of matches played, goals scored, or successes achieved. According to the report, Lewandowski is open to accepting such an offer, but coach Hansi Flick's opinion will be significant in the matter and he must present Lewandowski with an appealing role for the next season.

Robert Lewandowski becomes a free agent on June 30th, and FC Barcelona's president, Joan Laporta, has repeatedly stated that he would like to see the Polish player renewing his contract. Lewandowski stated that regarding his future and possible decisions, he maintains what he said some time ago in interviews and in the media. He added that nothing has changed for him in terms of what he would like, as he is giving himself time to decide what is best for him and has not made any decision yet.

The club has talked with Zahavi, Robert Lewandowski's agent, about a possible contract renewal, according to Fabrizio Romano. Zahavi also represents coach Hansi Flick.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the people representing Robert Lewandowski are assessing all options, including one more season on a short-term deal at Barça. All proposals are being considered for Lewandowski to make his decision in the near future.

According to "Mundo Deportivo", Robert Lewandowski would be willing to continue his career at Camp Nou, and the management of the Catalan club also approves of extending the cooperation. This was stated by president Joan Laporta in an interview with RAC1. Laporta said he would like Lewandowski to continue playing with them if he wants to, adding that Deco also plans to keep him. The president stated that Robert deserves it, as he came to them at a very difficult time from Bayern, and if he wants to stay, they will be happy. Laporta also said that Lewandowski has accepted his role, which he shares with Ferran Torres. He concluded that with these two players the position is filled, but a transfer will be made if there is a need.

According to 'Mundo Deportivo', Robert Lewandowski declared that his priority is to continue at the club. The player is ready to agree to a pay cut to continue enjoying life with his family in the same place and also accepts a secondary role. Negotiations for a contract extension are expected to be quite easy or at least uncomplicated. The plan is that talks between Camp Nou officials and Zahavi will start in a few weeks.

Joan Laporta said he is very grateful to Robert Lewandowski because it was not easy for him to come to Barça. Laporta also mentioned that he is very grateful because Lewandowski gave up many things to come to Barça. Laporta added that the player stated he wanted to play at Barça because of his quality and his career at Bayern. According to Laporta, the player also stated that he had always wanted to do so and that he should be let go. Laporta also stated that at a certain moment, as a token of gratitude, he has always given great players an additional year on their contract.

Joan Laporta, who is seeking re-election as president, stated on RAC1 that he wants Robert Lewandowski to stay at FC Barcelona for longer. There were previous reports that FC Barcelona would not offer Lewandowski a contract extension and that sporting director Deco was tasked with finding a new, younger striker.

According to Goal.com, Robert Lewandowski is reluctant to leave Barcelona as a free agent. It is reported that he has set a goal target that will help him to earn a contract extension and is ready to delay any move to the United States to remain in Catalunya.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Robert Lewandowski has received an offer from FC Barcelona for a contract extension.

The Spanish branch of ESPN reported that Barcelona is now willing to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract by one year, on the condition that Lewandowski accepts a significant salary reduction.

Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl reports that Robert Lewandowski intends to make a decision regarding his near-term future in football no earlier than April. Currently, the most likely scenario is signing a new contract with Barcelona.

According to 'Sport', FC Barcelona has established two conditions for Robert Lewandowski to continue with the team after this season. The first condition involves a modification of his sporting role, requiring him to accept more flexible usage instead of being an undisputed starting striker. The second condition is a financial one, where the club proposes to decrease his salary by almost half from the current total contract cost, which is approximately 26 million euros gross annually. The player's representatives have previously resisted this proposal. The final decision belongs to Lewandowski, who must decide whether to agree to these new terms or seek another club that can provide his current sporting and financial status. His contract is set to expire in approximately five months.

Barcelona's sporting director Deco suggested that the decision on whether Robert Lewandowski will extend his contract may primarily depend on the player himself. Deco said that Robert must enjoy his time at Barça, adding that he is one of the best strikers in recent years and is crucial for them. The sporting director stated the decision will depend on Lewandowski and that they still do not know his plans. Lewandowski has one more year with the club. Deco explained that they will have to sit down for an honest conversation but thinks now is not the right time, as they are focused on important moments of the season.

Barcelona are open to striker Robert Lewandowski remaining beyond the summer expiration of his contract, according to AS. The Poland international has not made a decision on his future, and talks are planned for a later date.

El Nacional reports that Barcelona manager Hansi Flick would prefer to retain Robert Lewandowski if the club does not sign an established striker.

El Desmarque assures that Robert Lewandowski is ready to extend for another season at Camp Nou. However, Lewandowski stated that he still does not know the answer and is consequently not in a hurry. He said that he is at peace with himself and that this is the most important thing. The player explained that he would not answer that question even if the club contacted him now, because he has to know what is best for him. Currently, he is calm, not in a hurry, and is not expecting anything more. He stated that he has not yet made a decision.

According to Goal.com, Lamine Yamal wants Robert Lewandowski to remain at the club beyond the end of the season and hopes he will be given an extension to his expiring contract in Catalunya.

According to Sport, Robert Lewandowski has informed Barcelona that he wants to stay for another year and is willing to accept a pay cut. He has signaled that he is willing to wait until the end of the season for a decision from the Spanish champions. The source adds that Barcelona has an option to extend Lewandowski's contract by one year, but there are increasing indications that this option will not be exercised.

The club's management, led by sporting director Deco, does not rule out extending the contract under new terms, but has set the important condition that the player must earn it with very good performances. It was announced by Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl that the 37-year-old will not make any key decision until he has reviewed the new contract offer from the Spanish champions.

According to "Sport", it is increasingly unlikely that Robert Lewandowski's contract will be extended. The LaLiga champion's officials have taken decisive steps to find a successor for the 37-year-old, as the "Blaugrana" authorities are increasingly convinced his best times are over. They believe offering a new contract is pointless. "Sport" also indicates that Lewandowski's wife, Anna, is trying to convince him to retire after this season so they can settle in Catalonia and spend more private time together.

Lewandowski is in the final year of his contract. Deco confirmed to Catalunya Ràdio that talks will be held later in the campaign about a short-term extension for Lewandowski. Deco stated that they are not going to talk about renewals in October. The door to a short-term extension has not yet been closed.

Robert Lewandowski's contract with FC Barcelona, which expires on June 30, 2026, includes an extension option. According to "Sport", it is the player's goal to activate it. Deco has declared his desire for their cooperation to continue, and emphasized that everything depends on Lewandowski.

Sportdirektor Deco stated in an interview with the Brazilian newspaper 'Lance!' that Robert Lewandowski is important for the club and that they will observe his progress during the year and then have discussions with him regarding his future.

Robert Lewandowski confirmed in an interview with the German newspaper Bild that he will continue at FC Barcelona next season. Despite rumors of a possible departure due to Barcelona's delicate financial situation, Lewandowski was clear: 'For me, it's not an issue. I will stay next season. Right now, I only have Barcelona in my mind.'

FC Barcelona aims to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract, which expires in 2026, to ensure his presence until at least 2027. There is concern about interest from Saudi Arabia.

Barcelona is interested in extending Robert Lewandowski's contract by two more years. His current contract lasts until June 2026, with an option for automatic extension if he plays at least 45 minutes in half of the matches. To manage salary restrictions, Barcelona plans to offer a new contract with the majority of his salary coming from bonuses and other additions.

Robert Lewandowski has reached an agreement with FC Barcelona for a new contract, as reported by 'Mundo Deportivo'. Despite having an option for automatic extension upon playing half the matches, Lewandowski has already agreed to stay until the end of June 2026. He has consistently rejected lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia both last year and this year, preferring to remain in Barcelona with his family.

Robert Lewandowski, at 36 years old, has agreed to stay for another season with FC Barcelona. Despite having a contract clause that allowed for automatic renewal if he played half of the season's matches, which he would achieve soon, Lewandowski and Barcelona reached an agreement for him to continue with the club. His performance this season, being the top scorer for Barcelona and LaLiga, has led to a unanimous decision by the club's management for his renewal.

Robert Lewandowski has agreed to a new contract with Barcelona, extending his stay until June 2026. The contract features a clause that permits Barcelona to unilaterally terminate the agreement if Lewandowski participates in less than 55% of the official matches during the third season (2024/25). Should he exceed the required number of games, Barcelona forfeits the right to terminate the fourth year of the contract. Lewandowski's salary is set at 32 million euros gross for the current season, reducing to 26 million euros for the final year, and starting at 20 million euros for the first year of the contract.

Robert Lewandowski is close to automatically renewing his contract with Barcelona for another season. The renewal will be triggered if he plays 55% of the minutes this season, and he is just two matches away from achieving this.

Barcelona is considering extending Robert Lewandowski's contract despite his recent performance dip. He has only scored 2 goals in the last 8 matches, which is causing concern. The club expects him to improve quickly, and although they plan to extend his contract, they are awaiting a reaction from him.

FC Barcelona plans to extend Robert Lewandowski's contract by an additional year, until 2027. Lewandowski will be 39 years old at that time. The club intends to offer him a lower salary to ease financial constraints. Lewandowski is open to extending his stay in Catalonia, provided his physical condition allows it.

Robert Lewandowski, who is currently playing for FC Barcelona, is expected to have his contract extended until June 2026. This extension is due to a clause that allows for an additional year if he participates in at least 50% of the matches since his arrival in 2022. However, Lewandowski has expressed his desire to negotiate a further contract renewal until June 2027, as he believes he can still make a significant contribution to the team for nearly three more years.

Robert Lewandowski, who is currently contracted with FC Barcelona until 2026, is looking to extend his contract by an additional year, which could see him remain at the club until 2027. Despite being 36 years old, Lewandowski has been performing at an exceptional level, having scored 19 goals in 17 matches across all competitions this season. FC Barcelona is open to the possibility of extending his contract, as they have yet to find a suitable successor for him.

Lewandowski is anticipated to activate the optional year in his contract, which would enable him to stay at FC Barcelona. He has indicated his willingness to adjust his salary to prolong his tenure at Camp Nou. Although he is nearing 37 years of age, Lewandowski remains confident in his ability to continue his career at Barcelona, where his family is well integrated. The club's management remains at ease regarding the forward position due to Lewandowski's commitment and performance under the guidance of the current coach, Flick.

Robert Lewandowski appears poised to have his contract with FC Barcelona extended by one year. This extension comes as a result of a clause in his contract that activates if he participates in over 50% of Barcelona's matches this season. The Polish striker has been performing exceptionally well, having contributed 9 goals and 2 assists in 10 matches across all competitions for the 2024/25 season. The extension is expected to be welcomed by both the club and Lewandowski.

Lewandowski will continue at Barcelona.