Key Takeaways:
- Robert Lewandowski’s current contract with Barcelona expires on June 30
- He has received five offers, including a two-year proposal from Chicago Fire
- Lewandowski intends to determine his future after the Barcelona presidential elections on March 15, with a final decision expected in April
Looming Contract Expiry and Uncertain Future at Camp Nou
Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski faces an uncertain future with the Catalan club as his contract is slated to run out on June 30. As reported by Mundo Deportivo, the 27-year-old Polish striker has yet to receive a contract extension from Barcelona, making his next career move a subject of considerable speculation.
🚨🚨| JUST IN: Chicago Fire have submitted their first official offer to Robert Lewandowski.
It’s a two-year proposal with a salary reflecting his star status, as they aim to “break the MLS” with his signing.
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— Managing Barça (@ManagingBarca) February 10, 2026
Five Suitors Line Up for Lewandowski
According to reports in Spain, Lewandowski currently has offers from five different clubs. The clubs seeking his signature include Milan, Atlético Madrid, Fenerbahçe, a Saudi Arabian side, and MLS outfit Chicago Fire – the latter of which has formally tabled a two-year contract for the striker. Lewandowski, however, has expressed that remaining at Camp Nou remains his priority, should a suitable offer arrive from the new club leadership.
| Club | Country | Contract Details |
|---|---|---|
| Milan | Italy | Undisclosed |
| Atlético Madrid | Spain | Undisclosed |
| Fenerbahçe | Turkiye | Undisclosed |
| Unspecified Saudi Arabian club | Saudi Arabia | Undisclosed |
| Chicago Fire | USA | Two-year contract |
Presidential Election Holds the Key
Lewandowski is awaiting the outcome of Barcelona’s presidential elections, scheduled for March 15, before making any decisions regarding his future. He is expected to assess the offer from the incoming board and reach a final verdict by April. According to the Catalan press, looking ahead to next season, when Lewandowski will be 38 years old, the striker’s focus will reportedly be less on salary and more on ensuring stability and family contentment as he weighs the various proposals.
