Robert Lewandowski has officially announced he will be leaving Barcelona at the end of the season, becoming a free agent. This development has intensified speculation linking the Polish striker with moves to Milan and Juventus.
The 37-year-old shared the news through a personal video on his social media channels. Barcelona acknowledged his departure with a heartfelt message on their own platforms, stating, “He arrived as a star. He leaves as a legend.” The club celebrated his four-year tenure, during which he scored 119 goals and provided 24 assists in 191 appearances. Lewandowski secured three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey, and a Spanish Super Cup during his time in Catalonia.
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In his own farewell message, Lewandowski expressed his emotions: “After four years full of challenges and hard work, the time has come to turn the page. I leave with the feeling of having completed my mission. I will never forget the affection I received from the fans from my very first days. Catalonia is my place in the world.”
Sunday’s home match against Betis will mark his final appearance at Camp Nou.
With his contract set to expire in June, both Milan and Juventus have been closely observing Lewandowski’s situation. His confirmed departure now initiates a keen competition to secure the services of one of football’s most accomplished strikers on a free transfer.
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Robert Lewandowski has officially confirmed his departure from Barcelona at the end of the season, leaving the club as a free agent. This opens up possibilities for Milan and Juventus to pursue the Polish striker.
The 37-year-old announced the news via a video on his personal social media. Barcelona responded positively on their platforms, saying, “He arrived as a star. He leaves as a legend.” His four-year spell at the club yielded 119 goals and 24 assists in 191 games, along with three La Liga titles, a Copa del Rey, and a Spanish Super Cup.
Milan and Juventus Eye Lewandowski as He Prepares for Camp Nou Farewell
Lewandowski’s own message was emotional: “After four years full of challenges and hard work, the time has come to turn the page. I leave with the feeling of having completed my mission. I will never forget the affection I received from the fans from my very first days. Catalonia is my place in the world.”
His final home game at Camp Nou will be against Betis on Sunday.
As his contract expires in June, Milan and Juventus have been closely monitoring the situation. With his departure now confirmed, the race to sign one of the world’s most decorated strikers as a free agent is officially underway.
