Spanish press tip Lewandowski for FC Porto next season | OneFootball

FC Porto is reportedly trying to convince Robert Lewandowski to join the team next season, according to the Spanish press. According to the newspaper Sport, the Dragons have already begun contacts and steps aimed at presenting a project to the Polish striker.

The same publication states that the blue-and-white club is considering offering the 37-year-old international a one-season contract. The idea is to find a new focal point for the attack, at a time when the squad is expected to undergo changes in the offensive sector.

According to the report, Porto’s project also includes the possibility of bringing more Polish players into the squad, with the names Jan Bednarek, Jakub Kiwior, and young Oskar Pietuszewski linked to that plan. Bednarek and Kiwior are even said to be trying to persuade Lewandowski to accept the move to the Dragão.

FC Porto believes it can present strong competitive arguments, namely a place in the Champions League, domestic ambition, and the prospect of a leading role in the team managed by Francesco Farioli.

Despite Porto’s alleged interest, Lewandowski’s future remains open. Barcelona is still awaiting the striker’s decision regarding the renewal offer, at a time when the player wants to understand what his role in the Catalan team could be.

In addition to FC Porto, the Polish striker has also been linked with other European and international clubs. For now, it is still a preliminary scenario, but one that is beginning to gain momentum in Spain.

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