Quote from: EarnOnVictor on Today at 11:53:40 AM

Oh boy, at this junction, I think I will take it easy with the reading of news on Lewandowski, there are too many contradictory ones, perhaps this will stop when the time finally comes. My conclusion now is that the guy may or may not stay in Barcelona when his time is reached and if he doesn't stay again, he might be moving to the Saudi Professional League to join the co-successful and legendary players. At age 36 that will turn to 37 in August, and with his much decoration in football, there is nothing this guy needs anymore but money and I think Saudi is the only capable club that can splash the much-needed amount on him. Players like him had worked for glory, let him now work for more money when he still can.

Lewandoski can easily play in the Arab leagues for a few more years. But he can also continue to compete in Europe's elite leagues. Because his talent still keeps him at the top. But I agree with you on this. The best option for him might be to earn more money in the Arab leagues. But the Arab leagues are also catching some good young footballers lately. One of them is Jhon Duran. The 21-year-old Colombian is doing great for Al Nassr. He scored a great goal against Al Ahli. So, I mean to say that soon the Arab league might want to give more chances to young talents instead of players like Lewandowski. I think Lewandowski should take his chance in the Arab League.