Robert Lewandowski 'not even 50% sure' on Barcelona future

Robert Lewandowski has opened up on his future at Barcelona as his current contract at Camp Nou nears expiry. The striker, who arrived in 2022 and quickly became the focal point of the Blaugrana attack, now finds himself at a crossroads after a dip in form and the emergence of younger talents under Hansi Flick.

Asked if he wants to stay at Barcelona he said: "I don’t know. Because I have to feel it. For now, I cannot tell you nothing (about what I will decide), because I’m not even 50 per cent sure which way I want to go. It’s not for this moment. Maybe in three months is probably when I have to decide.

But still, I don’t have any stress. I have to feel it." The 37-year-old’s playing time has been reduced this season, often finding himself behind Ferran Torres in the pecking order. He has made 33 appearances across all competitions, scoring 14 goals and providing one assist so far this term after netting 42 goals last season.

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