According to reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport, AC Milan retains a strong possibility of securing Robert Lewandowski on a free transfer. The Barcelona striker is reportedly keen on a move to another prominent European club during the upcoming summer transfer window.
Milan has expressed interest in acquiring the Barcelona star Lewandowski as a free agent this summer, with the striker’s contract set to expire at the end of the current season. Previous Italian publications suggested that preliminary discussions between the Rossoneri and Lewandowski’s representatives have already commenced. Gazzetta indicates that Milan’s hopes remain alive, even considering the striker’s substantial wage demands.
Lewandowski is reportedly searching for a new challenge at a major European club, an opportunity that AC Milan is well-positioned to offer him.
Milan recently acquired Niclas Fullkrug on loan from West Ham, with an option to buy. However, the German striker has seen limited starts under Massimiliano Allegri, contributing only one goal in fifteen appearances.
Sport.es reported in March that Barcelona is keen to offer Lewandowski a one-year contract extension. Nevertheless, the Poland international remains uncertain about his long-term future with the club.
English Translation:
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan still has a strong chance of signing Robert Lewandowski as a free agent, as the Barcelona striker is seeking a move to a major European club this summer.
Milan is interested in signing Barcelona star Lewandowski as a free agent in the summer, as the striker’s contract runs out at the end of the season.
Previous reports in Italy claimed that talks between the Rossoneri and Lewa’s entourage have already begun, and according to Gazzetta, Milan’s hopes are alive despite the striker’s high wages.
Lewandowski, in fact, is reportedly looking for a new challenge at a major European club, which is exactly what Milan can offer him.
Milan signed Niclas Fullkrug on loan with an option to buy from West Ham in the January window, but the German striker has rarely been a starter under Massimiliano Allegri, scoring just one goal in 15 appearances.
Sport.es reported in March that Barcelona are eager to offer Lewandowski a one-year deal, but the Poland international remains uncertain about his future at the club.
