Former Polish Goalkeeper Advises Lewandowski to Leave Barcelona for Saudi League

Barcelona's formidable attacking lineup continues to impress, recently bolstered by the addition of Marcus Rashford. Since joining in 2022, Robert Lewandowski has netted over 100 goals for the Catalan club. However, former Polish goalkeeper Jan Tomaszewski has publicly advised Lewandowski to consider leaving Barcelona. In an interview with Super Express (reported via Mundo Deportivo), Tomaszewski stated, "Let's be honest, this is the end. Robert isn't very popular within the team, and the top players often don't pass him the ball." He further suggested that Lewandowski should conclude his tenure at Barcelona and transfer to a less demanding league in Saudi Arabia, citing the trend of top players, except Messi, moving there as they near the end of their careers. With numerous players migrating to the Saudi Pro League, Lewandowski's career prospects remain open, and many Saudi clubs are likely interested in acquiring him, given his successful stints at Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and the Polish national team. Tomaszewski concluded by emphasizing, "Of course, Lewandowski has every right to stay, but he must realize that next season he could be a substitute."