Barcelona confirm Robert Lewandowski will leave at end of season
Quick summary
Robert Lewandowski has officially confirmed that he will leave Barcelona at the end of the season as a free agent. The announcement strengthens transfer links with Milan and Juventus ahead of the summer window.
What happened
Robert Lewandowski has announced via social media that he will leave Barcelona when his contract expires in June, with the club publicly acknowledging his departure. Barcelona praised his four-year spell, during which he delivered 119 goals and 24 assists in 191 appearances and helped win multiple domestic trophies. The article states that Sunday’s home match against Real Betis will be his final Camp Nou appearance. With his exit now confirmed, Milan and Juventus are positioned to pursue him seriously as a free-agent signing.
Chance analysis
This matters because Barcelona are losing an experienced high-volume striker whose output has been central to their attack. Even at 37, Lewandowski’s movement, finishing and penalty-box presence can materially affect team attacking efficiency. For transfer markets, the story upgrades the realism of Milan and Juventus interest, but it does not yet confirm his next club.
Barcelona face a likely negative attacking impact from losing Lewandowski, while Milan and Juventus gain a clearer free-agent opportunity.
Treat this as a confirmed exit signal for Barcelona and a credible transfer-market trigger, but not as confirmation of Lewandowski joining Milan or Juventus.