Despite the Polish striker’s crisis, Xavi will rely on him throughout the season, or at least until Brazil’s signing arrives. However, the ex-Bayern-Munich could disembark much earlier.
There are concerns around that Barcelona FC with a possible flight of his striker Robert Lewandowski towards football in Saudi Arabia. As expected, the European market has been heavily besieged by the Arab country, which has initiated a change to raise the level of its league. Of course, his best tool is money, which he used to win more than one star.
In the case of Lewandowski, a forward who is already 35 years old and who hasn’t stopped thinking about what his retirement will be like, promotion to the Saudi Professional League is beginning to arouse great curiosity in him too. So Joan Laporta saw the offer with his own eyes, but in many ways he didn’t like it at all.
Firstly, the offer from Saudi Arabia doesn’t convince Barcelona as Lewandowski sees it as a great investment
Until the 2022 summer market, the Barcelona group paid a sum of 45 million euros plus 5 million euros to sign the contract Polish goalscorer. And that’s without counting the high file (23 kilos) allotted to him. The offer of the Asian exotic league is almost 40 million. Laporta is aware that his player is already in decline, but they have no intention of losing money on this operation.
This initial reaction was deemed sufficient to reject the Arab proposal and they immediately communicated their negative reaction to the sheikhs in that country. However, the Catalan side’s sporting and general management know the Saudi club won’t give up anytime soon and have one week left to try. Remember that the Asian market ends on September 7th.
For this reason, even if the offer from Saudi Arabia was attractive, they would not let Lewandowski go.
Should the proposal exceed the Blaugrana team’s expectations in economic terms, Laporta wouldn’t let the Pole go. The reason is more than logical: if the former Borussia Dortmund leaves Barcelona today, September 1, there will be no time to sign his replacement. So Xavi would be out of troops on the attack front, or rather, out of money.
If Vitor Roque had joined FC Barcelona in this market, perhaps the operation Robert Lewandowski is involved in would have been successful. So in Saudi Arabia they have to do more than just invest money to sign the Polish attacker. Meanwhile, Deco must continue to resist until September 7th.
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