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FC Barcelona will have to keep an eye on Robert Lewandowski this summer. The club is eager to get rid of the Polish player. There is an operation that could facilitate his departure. Atletico Madrid is looking to make a move to swoop in Lewandowski, if Barcelona attempt to get rid of him. Should be interesting to see Lewandowski at Atletico Madrid. It could turn them into contenders once again if Lewandowski gets back in form.

I firmly don't want Barcelona to sell Lewandowski to Atletico Madrid, I know that would be a disaster for Barcelona. If Barcelona want to get rid of Lewandowski, then they will probably try to get a higher offer from outside Europe, including from the Saudi Pro League. However, I am sure that Barcelona will try to keep Lewandowski instead of letting him leave at the end of the season.

So far Barcelona does not have a suitable center forward to replace Lewandowski, meaning it is not a good deal to consider selling Lewandowski anywhere next summer. I tend to think Raphinha will be sold as Lamine Yamal seems ready to take the position sooner due to his improved performance, but that is just a rumour.

It would be a shame if Lewandowski was released to Atletico Madrid, it would be wiser if management allowed the player to move outside La Liga. Leave and join the Saudi Pro League or let Lewandowski go to MLS, that sounds better. Lewandowski is very much loved by the fans, it is not the right solution to sell him to a rival club, and it is not the only solution to overcome the club financial crisis. There are many young players who can be released, and it is true that it is not easy to get a quality striker like Lewandowski in the transfer window.

This is not the best season for Barcelona superstar Robert Lewandowski. After being criticized for weak performances at the beginning of the season, Lewandowski is rebounding strongly. Towards the final stage, the Polish striker's contribution becomes more important. Lewandowski's high form will be the fulcrum for Barcelona to dream of a double, with the immediate future being two return matches in the Champions League quarterfinals with PSG. He is still a very important player on the field regarding Barcelona's current economic situation. I know for sure that they cannot find any star to replace Lewandowski's position.
Lamine Yamal doesn't have enough experience to shoulder this responsibility. Management board 1 decided to sell Lewandowski to earn some money to recruit a player who can replace him. 2nd way They should keep him to guide young players to become a solid foundation for Barcelona. And, of course, the right to decide whether to stay or leave lies in Lewandowski's hands.