The newspaper 'Corriere dello Sport' revealed that Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has requested an annual salary of 8 million euros from Juventus and Milan, in case of a free transfer during the upcoming summer transfer window.

The Polish player, whose contract expires next June, still has an uncertain future, with the possibility of signing a short extension with Barcelona.

The report stated that his agent, Pini Zahavi, recently held meetings with representatives of Juventus and Milan, and also mentioned Real Madrid defender David Alaba as another option on the table.

Negotiations between the parties have stalled due to high financial demands, as the Italian clubs expressed reservations about meeting the player's conditions.

On the other hand, Milan is considering other alternatives in the market, including Atletico Madrid striker Alexander Sorloth, due to the high cost of the Lewandowski deal.

Meanwhile, Juventus has set a salary cap at around 7 million euros annually, which is the amount Kenan Yildiz will receive after renewing his contract, with limited exceptions possible in certain cases like Bernardo Silva.