Robert Lewandowski appears to be on the brink of leaving FC Barcelona, with his contract nearing its end this summer. The Polish striker, who has enjoyed a successful four-year stint with the Catalan giants, winning three La Liga titles, is reportedly contemplating his future amidst shifting dynamics in the squad.

In recent matches, Lewandowski's role has diminished, as Ferran Torres has been favored over him, particularly evident during the Champions League quarter-final against Atletico Madrid and in their recent Clasico victory. This decline in prominence seems to have prompted discussions about his departure.

According to Sky Sport DE journalist Florian Plettenberg, FC Porto has shown a ‘very concrete interest’ in acquiring Lewandowski this summer. While no formal agreement has been reached, the Portuguese club is eager to negotiate a deal, indicating a serious pursuit of the striker.

• Lewandowski's Future:
  • Can leave on a free transfer this summer.
  • FC Barcelona has verbally offered a reduced role and a significant wage cut for a one-year extension.

Despite the possibility of an extension at Barcelona, reports from the Polish outlet Meczyki suggest that Lewandowski's exit is increasingly likely. The situation remains fluid, with multiple offers and inquiries on the table, but time is running out for the veteran forward.