Ibrahimovic Supports AC Milan’s Efforts to Recruit Lewandowski

Gilabola.com – Zlatan Ibrahimovic supports AC Milan’s efforts to bring in Barcelona veteran, Robert Lewandowski, next year.

Uncertain Future

Robert Lewandowski’s future at Barcelona is increasingly uncertain, with increasingly strong indications emerging that the Polish player may leave after this season ends.

The Polish forward – who remains one of the most experienced and respected players in European football, has his current contract at Barca set to expire in 2026.

However, within the club, there is a growing belief that the Blaugrana may prefer to turn to a younger striker rather than rely on the 36-year-old for another season.

Milan Approaches Lewandowski’s Representative

In the midst of this uncertainty, Milan has emerged as a serious candidate who wants to bring in the former Bayern Munich star from Catalan.

Reports in Italy suggest the Rossoneri have made their intentions clear to Lewandowski’s representatives, and expressed a genuine interest in securing his signature, should Barcelona decide not to continue his contract beyond this season.

According to sources at San Siro, Milan are confident they can lure the veteran striker with a long-term contract. This indicates their confidence in Lewandowski’s ability to perform at the highest level over the next few years.

Supported by Ibra Offering Two Year Contract

In fact, as reported SPORTThe key figure who pushed for Lewandowski’s transfer was none other than Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who now serves as AC Milan’s sports advisor.

After experiencing a similar revival at the end of his career, Ibrahimovic – who also moved from Barcelona to Milan, views Lewandowski as the perfect addition to the Rossoneri attack line, and is considered capable of producing consistent performances.

Milan have reportedly held an initial meeting with Lewandowski’s representatives to express their interest, and will hold further discussions as soon as possible.

The Italian club are ready to offer a two-year contract – similar to the approach they took with Olivier Giroud, a move which turned out to be a huge success for Milan.

Crucially, Lewandowski’s current priority remains staying at Barcelona, ​​where he has expressed his willingness to accept a pay cut, and even adapt to a new, possibly smaller role within Hansi Flick’s side.

For now, he remains patient, waiting to see whether the Blaugrana decide to give him another year of trust, or start a new chapter without their veteran goalscorer.