Not Barça, not MLS, not Arabia, Robert Lewandowski already has a new team: 'I'm going to...'

Robert Lewandowski's successful spell at Barça is coming to its inevitable end. At 37 years old, the best striker to have worn the culé jersey in a long time will see his contract expire this summer and won't renew. In addition, this season he has suffered several physical setbacks that have prevented him from keeping the consistency that distinguished him and are pushing him toward the exit.

Barça has tried to manage his minutes, but the accumulated wear is starting to show on Robert Lewandowski's body. That's why, even though his influence in the locker room and his importance in the squad remain considerable, the club is already considering his departure. In this regard, the Polish striker has received a truly interesting offer to stay at the top level for one more year.

Robert Lewandowski is in high demand

In recent weeks, rumors about Robert Lewandowski's future have multiplied. Saudi Arabia and MLS have emerged as possible destinations, attracted by his name and what he represents in world soccer.  There has even been talk of a short renewal with Barça, although that option has lost momentum in recent days.

However, everything has changed with the offer from Italy. According to specialized media, AC Milan has shown firm interest in signing Robert Lewandowski for next season. The offer includes a one-year contract with an option for another, following the model the club used last summer with Modric.

A new challenge in Serie A for Robert Lewandowski

The challenge offered to the Polish striker is tempting. Serie A would allow Robert Lewandowski to keep competing at the highest level in a demanding league, but one that's less physically intense than the Spanish league. At AC Milan, he would have a leading role and would enjoy plenty of minutes, something that's increasingly difficult at Barça due to internal competition and demands.

The Rossoneri is looking for an attacking leader to guide their young generation. With Leao and Pulisic as teammates, the Polish striker could bring experience, intelligence, and goals, three virtues he still keeps intact. Pending official confirmation, everything suggests that Robert Lewandowski will end his career at AC Milan.

Without a doubt, Robert Lewandowski's farewell in a temple like San Siro would be a fitting ending for one of the most prolific goal scorers in history. His legacy at Barça will remain intact, but he could put the finishing touch on his career at AC Milan.