"What has changed this season is Lewandowski's role under Hansi Flick. While he continues to contribute and accepts his responsibilities with professionalism, he is no longer guaranteed a starting place every week. Flick's system has demanded more rotation, and Lewandowski has increasingly found himself in a more secondary role. Naturally, this has prompted reflection. The striker is fully aware that his contract expires at the end of the season and that his future at Barcelona is far from certain."
"Against this backdrop, Lewandowski has now become more receptive to the interest coming from Saudi football and among the clubs pushing hardest is Al-Hilal. Al-Hilal have even explored the possibility of bringing forward Lewandowski's arrival to the current winter transfer window. However, that option is currently ruled out, with all parties focused on reassessing the situation in the summer. For now, the Polish striker remains committed to finishing the season strongly with Barcelona."
Robert Lewandowski has become more open to a Saudi Arabia move as his Barcelona contract ends this season. The 37-year-old previously ignored multimillion-pound offers because he felt settled professionally and personally in Barcelona. A reduced guarantee of a starting place under Hansi Flick, due to increased rotation and a more secondary role, has prompted reflection about his future. Al-Hilal have shown significant interest and even explored a winter arrival, though that option is currently ruled out. Lewandowski remains focused on finishing the season strongly and awaits Barcelona's contract offer, which could determine his next move.
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