Milan and Juventus dream of Robert Lewandowski and are ready to compete for the Polish striker if he decides to end his adventure with Barcelona to try one last big challenge in Serie A.
Despite the Catalan club pushing for a renewal with lower financial terms – so as not to lose a striker who still manages to surpass the 20-goal mark per season – the big Italian clubs remain on the lookout.
However, a possible transfer depends on a significant reduction in the player's salary, which should drop from the current around 20 million euros to a more affordable figure of 6-7 million euros per year.
In the background is also the threat from Chicago Fire, who are willing to match the high salary the striker receives in Spain, to convince him to move to MLS.
Thus, Lewandowski is faced with an important choice: to continue in competitive European football or to accept the financial offer from the United States. The ball passes to the Pole, who this time will not have to do what he does best, score, but will have to make a very important decision regarding his future, perhaps the most important decision at the end of a glorious career.
