Barcelona have offered Robert Lewandowski a one-year contract extension contingent on a 50% salary reduction, leaving the veteran striker to decide his future based on his projected squad role.
Barcelona are preparing for next season with a significant proposal for Robert Lewandowski, offering a one-year extension.
The deal remains conditional, requiring the Polish international to accept a 50% pay cut to align with the club’s financial planning.
While settled in Spain, the veteran forward is seeking clarity regarding his importance to the project before committing to another year at the Spotify Camp Nou.
The final decision rests with Lewandowski following anticipated discussions with manager Hansi Flick.
The striker reportedly wants “complete transparency from the club” to ensure he remains a central figure rather than a secondary option.
Barcelona expect a resolution by early May, providing the board sufficient time to pivot in the transfer market should their star center-forward decline the reduced terms and depart.