Robert Lewandowski Will Remain Barça's Offensive Reference Next Season. The Polish player, despite rumors about a possible departure, has made it clear that he is not leaving Barcelona and will stay, at least, until 2026. This decision has been reinforced by his spectacular performance this season, where he has regained his best form under Hansi Flick.
The Arrival of the German, Who Already Managed Him at Bayern Munich, Has Been Key to Revitalizing the Goal Scorer, Who Has Already Scored 35 Goals. The connection between Hansi Flick and Lewandowski has worked perfectly, restoring the striker's confidence and prominence that was expected of him when he signed for Barça. Thanks to his experience, instinct, and intuition, the Polish player has been an essential piece for the team to remain in the fight for titles.
Barça Seeks a Companion for Him
However, within the club, there are certain doubts regarding the player's medium-term future. Lewandowski is already 36 years old, and although his physical condition is still very good, Barça is aware that it can't place all the offensive responsibility on his shoulders. His high demand for minutes is concerning, and there is fear that his performance may decline if he is forced to play all matches without rotation.
For this reason, Barça's Sports Management Has Already Made the Decision to Strengthen the Forward Line in the Next Market. The goal is to sign a forward who increases internal competition and, in turn, allows Lewandowski to pace himself and stay fresh for the decisive stages of the season. They are looking for a young profile who accepts a more secondary role, with the possibility of being a starter in certain matches and gradually earning a place in the starting eleven.
Two Top Candidates
According to 'El Nacional', Barça has two very clear options on the table for this role. The first is Benjamin Sesko, a Slovenian forward who has scored 17 goals this season. His power, aerial play, and finishing ability make him a very interesting profile.
The second is Samu Omorodion, a young Spanish forward who has already scored 20 goals with Porto and has surprised with his great effectiveness in front of the goal.
Robert Lewandowski Will Coexist with a New Player
Both players could be present and future bets with the potential to grow alongside Robert Lewandowski and eventually take over from the Polish player in the near future. Additionally, Barça is clear that it wants to avoid exorbitant expenditures. The Club Sees It Very Difficult to Sign Players Like Alexander Isak, Who Would Require a Very High Investment.
Therefore, the intention is to sign a forward at a more affordable price, allowing for a smooth transition in the blaugrana forward line and increasing competitiveness. Lewandowski Will Continue Leading the Attack, but This Time with a Young Promise Pushing Hard from Behind.