After winning LaLiga on Sunday, Robert Lewandowski (37) revealed he was unaware of how much time remained on his FC Barcelona contract. With his deal set to expire on June 30, the Polish striker is already looking for his next move, though he conceded that he only just learned the exact timeline.
“I just found out I have 51 days left on my contract, so I still have time. I will listen to a few more offers and then decide. I appreciate where I am and enjoy it. We’ll see what happens, but what’s clear is that I will keep playing,” Lewandowski said in a moment that mixed surprise and humor.
As the season winds down, the 37-year-old forward acknowledged he is open to considering options in less competitive leagues. “There could be an opportunity in a lower division. I’m almost 38, but I feel good physically, so I’m thinking about it. I have to consider that it might be time to play and enjoy life. Maybe that option comes up, and I don’t rule it out,” he concluded.
Lewandowski’s remarks came after Barcelona secured the league title, and as speculation mounts over his future—whether he stays in Europe or moves to a less demanding environment to extend his career.