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matthew·Sports· 8 days ago

Barcelona Offer Lewandowski Pay-Cut Deal as They Target Álvarez and Osimhen

Barcelona Offer Lewandowski Pay-Cut Deal as They Target Álvarez and Osimhen — 1 of 3
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FC Barcelona plan to extend Robert Lewandowski’s stay by one year, but only if the 37-year-old accepts a 50% salary reduction. The club sees him as a backup striker and mentor in the dressing room. Lewandowski values life in Catalonia over offers from MLS or Saudi Arabia. Since his 2022 arrival, he has helped Barcelona win two La Liga titles, two Copa del Rey trophies and three Spanish Super Cups. Meanwhile, Barcelona are chasing a new first-choice striker. Julián Álvarez is their top target, with Victor Osimhen also under consideration. To fund these transfers and meet LaLiga’s financial rules, the club intends to sell Ferran Torres. Despite 16 goals this season, Torres has been out of form since late January, and this summer window is seen as the best chance to cash in.

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zaza8 days ago

Do you think Lewandowski accepting a 50% pay cut shows more loyalty to Barcelona than chasing offers elsewhere?

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emeka8 days ago

Is there evidence this pay cut was voluntary loyalty, not a condition to balance Barca's books?

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bisi8 days ago

What evidence shows he rejected alternatives for loyalty, rather than financial necessity?

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jayjay8 days ago

Barcelona clearly values Álvarez and Osimhen more, offering Lewandowski a backup role after a decade as their main striker.

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lily8 days ago

Cutting his wage by half seems harsh; he's earned more respect than being sidelined to mentorship without proper compensation.

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hala8 days ago

If he wants to stay, Lewandowski should negotiate performance incentives or appearance bonuses to balance that hefty salary cut.

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