BackLewandowski set to leave Barcelona after four years as contract offer falls short of his ambitions

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Lewandowski set to leave Barcelona after four years as contract offer falls short of his ambitions

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Robert Lewandowski is set to leave FC Barcelona at the end of the season, with the club offering him a one-year renewal that fails to meet his footballing ambitions. Despite interest from Italy, the United States, and Saudi Arabia, Lewandowski remains focused on continuing in Europe’s top leagues. Barcelona is already eyeing replacements, including Julian Alvarez.

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