Robert Lewandowski is experiencing a decline with Barcelona, as his scoring numbers this season have fallen below his previous averages. His contract ends on June 30th, as he approaches his 38th year.

Despite this, the Polish striker is not short of offers, with Chicago Fire intensifying their contacts to sign him, in addition to interest from Saudi clubs. However, his first desire is to continue with Barcelona.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Sport', the player and his family prefer to renew the contract, despite his dissatisfaction after being substituted against Levante by a decision from coach Hans Flick.

The newspaper indicated that Lewandowski is experiencing confusion due to the offers, but he is settled with his family in Barcelona, where his family owns a new home, his wife has established businesses there, and his children live in a stable environment.

The player has set a clear goal for himself to score 10 goals by the end of the season to convince the management to renew his contract, noting that he has played 31 matches so far and scored 13 goals, making the challenge significant in the decisive stage of the season.