Robert Lewandowski’s legendary stint at Barcelona could be nearing its conclusion. In a candid interview with Polish outlet Onet Plejada, the striker’s wife, Anna Lewandowska, suggested that the current 2025/26 campaign will likely be his last at the Spotify Camp Nou.
With his contract set to expire in June 2026, speculation about the Polish captain’s next move is reaching a fever pitch. While no official decision has been announced, Anna’s words carry the weight of a farewell.
“Savoring Every Moment”
“We’ll see how the season goes,” Anna commented. “Let’s say it will probably be my husband’s last year here, so we’re enjoying every second. We’re savoring every match with the fans because we know that one day, we won’t have this anymore.”
She emphasized that the family is approaching the transition with maturity:
“We don’t know what comes next, but this is the path of a great athlete. We are prepared for the next chapter.”
Deco’s Dilemma: Renew or Replace?
According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona’s sporting director, Deco, is currently evaluating the situation. While Lewandowski remains a clinical presence in the box, the club must balance his high wages with their long-term project under Hansi Flick.
The numbers show that Lewandowski remains a key asset even in a rotational role:
- Season Stats: 25 matches (14 starts).
- Goals: 12
- Minutes Played: 1,321
- Impact: Averages nearly a goal every 110 minutes.
MLS and Saudi Pro League on High Alert
If Lewandowski departs Catalonia this summer, he will not be short of offers. Major League Soccer (MLS) has long been touted as a preferred destination for the family’s lifestyle, while the Saudi Pro League is expected to offer a staggering financial package to lure the striker to the Middle East.
Regardless of the outcome, Anna Lewandowska wants her husband’s legacy in Spain to be remembered: “He did something great here, and I am very proud of everything he built for Barcelona.”
Gabriel Lucio is a football analyst covering La Liga, focusing on match analysis, tactical trends, and the race for domestic and European positions.
