"According to reports from Poland, as covered by SPORT, Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone holds Robert Lewandowski in high regard and would be open to signing the veteran forward on a free transfer. It goes without saying that Lewandowski's future at Barcelona has become a hot topic in the wake of his second injury, which has raised concerns about his fitness after national team duties. As such, Polish journalist Mateusz Święcicki has suggested that while AC Milan could be an option, he believes Lewandowski may spend one final season at Atlético Madrid."
"Despite outside interest, Lewandowski still prioritises staying at Barcelona, even if it means accepting a reduced role and salary adjustment. The club, however, is closely monitoring the situation and will not make a final decision until the end of the season. Lewandowski's recent injuries suggest that Barcelona might allow him to leave once his contract ends in order to save on his high wages. Meanwhile, Barcelona are also actively exploring the market for new centre-forwards to plan a signing that balances quality with financial prudence."
Diego Simeone values Robert Lewandowski and would consider signing him on a free transfer. Lewandowski's future at Barcelona is uncertain after a second injury raised fitness concerns following national team duties. Mateusz Święcicki suggested AC Milan could be an option but believes Lewandowski may spend one final season at Atlético Madrid. Lewandowski prioritises staying at Barcelona, even if it requires a reduced role and salary adjustment. Barcelona will monitor the situation and wait until the end of the season before making a final decision. Barcelona are also pursuing centre-forward options, including talks about Dusan Vlahovic.
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