Robert Lewandowski, the Polish striker of Barcelona, could part ways with the Catalan club this summer, after the contract extension offer did not satisfy him. With 118 goals and 23 assists in 187 matches for Barcelona, Lewandowski has attracted the attention of several European clubs, including Juventus. According to journalist Nicolo Schira, the Turin officials will have a meeting with Lewandowski to discuss a possible transfer as a free agent, offering him a contract until 2027, with an annual salary of 6 million euros and a signing bonus. Considering that the striker will turn 38 in August, Juventus hopes to convince him to continue his career in Europe. Lewandowski will not make an official announcement until the end of the competitive season with Barcelona, according to sources close to the player.
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