Reports have revealed, quoting the newspaper "Sport," that Lewandowski's future could be decided within days as the Polish striker considers several offers, whether he decides to leave Barcelona, with clear conditions set regarding financial and sporting aspects.

According to the newspaper, the player's agent, Pini Zahavi, held a meeting with Juventus management, where both parties expressed openness to the idea of a transfer, although the Italian club considers the demands to be high.

During the meeting with the general manager of Juventus, the player's representative expressed Lewandowski's willingness to join the Italian club, provided that his economic and athletic requirements are met.

The Polish striker is requesting a two-year contract with a net salary of 8 million euros per season, in addition to bonuses, which poses a significant financial burden despite the possibility of joining on a free transfer.

Reports indicated that Juventus management believes Lewandowski might prefer the Italian club's offer over Barcelona, given that he is assured a key role and a two-year contract, which cannot be guaranteed with the Catalan team.

In contrast, Barcelona offered a contract renewal for the player for only one season, with a salary reduction to about 6 million euros net, in addition to bonuses linked to goals, and defined his role as a substitute player due to the club's plans to sign a new main striker.

The newspaper clarified that Lewandowski ruled out a move to the American league, while some offers from the Saudi league remain under consideration, although the player is seriously thinking about them.

Lewandowski is expected to listen to Barcelona's offer next week before making his final decision. Reports suggest that his family is comfortable in Barcelona, although he is not fully convinced about his current sporting role. Meanwhile, Juventus' management appears ready to make a strong offer, while AC Milan is still monitoring the situation without making a decisive move.