Saudi Arabia interested in 40 million-rated Barcelona striker.
Barcelona has been engaged in conflicts with Saudi Arabian clubs as they desperately try to secure the return of former superstar Lionel Messi. However, it appears that Messi is not the only high-profile player attracting interest from Saudi clubs. According to Mundo Deportivo, these clubs have also approached Barcelona's current superstar, Robert Lewandowski, following Al-Ittihad's acquisition of Karim Benzema.
Nevertheless, the report indicates that Lewandowski has turned down the lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia as he is unwilling to leave Barcelona under any circumstances. The Polish striker made a concerted effort to leave Bayern Munich last summer in order to join Barcelona. He wanted to be part of the project and assist Xavi Hernandez in building a team around young players.
Lewandowski had an impressive first season at Barcelona, winning the prestigious Pichichi Trophy while helping the team secure La Liga and the Super Cup titles. His goal-scoring performances were instrumental in Barcelona's success during Xavi's inaugural season as manager. The striker is determined to continue his journey with Barcelona and fulfill his contract, which runs until 2025.
Additionally, Lewandowski is attracted to the possibility of forming an attacking partnership with Lionel Messi. Although Messi was close to joining Al-Hilal, he has delayed negotiations in order to pursue a move to Barcelona. The Catalans still need to present an offer in order to re-sign Messi. However, one thing is certain: Barcelona intends to retain Lewandowski's services for the upcoming season, potentially forming a formidable duo with Messi.
In conclusion, while Barcelona faces challenges in their pursuit of Messi's return, they can rely on Lewandowski's commitment to the club. The Polish striker is eager to continue playing for Barcelona and potentially join forces with Messi on the field.
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