Many Saudi teams want to introduce Lewandowski, Barcelona has given a clear attitude and sell as long as the price is right

Recently, the Saudi club claimed to the outside world that it would make every effort to introduce Polish striker Lewandowski who played for Barcelona. As soon as this news came out, Lewandowski and Barcelona unintentionally revealed the inner attitude of each other. Lewandowski wants to stay in Barcelona, and the latter says it can trade as long as the price is right.

Although he is about to turn 37, Lewandowski is still one of the most efficient shooters in Europe. Last season, the Polish international scored 42 goals in 52 games in various competitions, becoming the first Barcelona player to complete this feat in a single season after Messi. According to Spanish "World Sports" report, several unnamed clubs in the Saudi League have contacted their team regarding Lewandowski's transfer. According to reports, Lewandowski was very happy at Barcelona, but the club said that if the offer was right, they would not hesitate to approve their departure.

Lewandow's contract with Barcelona has only one year left, and he is less likely to obtain a new contract. This makes this summer the last chance for Barcelona to exchange for transfer fees from the high-profit shooter. Barcelona coach Frick maintains a good working relationship with Lewandowski and has not shown his willingness to let him go. The German coach specifically adjusted the team's high-pressing system last season to maximize Lewandowski's efficiency. He arranged for wingers Yamal and Rafinia to take over the oppression of the two wings, while Lewandowski is responsible for restraining the opponent's midfielder.

Lewandow's departure will undoubtedly have a significant impact on Barcelona. Torres contributed 19 goals in 19 starts last season, with good efficiency. But since he played for Valencia in 2019-20, he has long slugged the high-intensity confrontation required by the main striker. Although new player Rashford joined as a left winger, he could theoretically play as a guest center position. After his informal debut for Barcelona, Rashford said: "I play in the positions the team needs, working hard to score goals and create opportunities. Maybe I prefer the left side, but I can play multiple positions, which is one of my advantages." Despite this, if you can earn a considerable income by selling Lewandowski, Barcelona executives are likely to consider using this fund to return to the transfer market to sign ups.