Juventus send representatives to Poland for Lewandowski

Turin, Italy – Juventus have taken their pursuit of Robert Lewandowski a step further, dispatching club delegates to Poland to observe the veteran striker in international action, according to Italian outlet La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The 37-year-old captained Poland to a 2-1 victory over Albania in a World Cup play-off semi-final, scoring the opening goal and setting up a winner-take-all clash with Sweden next week. Juventus scouts were present for the contest, intensifying speculation that the Serie A giants are preparing a move for the Barcelona star once his contract expires at the end of the 2025-26 campaign.

Lewandowski, who turns 38 in August, has yet to commit to any post-Barcelona destination, leaving the door open for a potential switch to Italy. Sources close to the player indicate that interest from Major League Soccer also remains alive, but Juventus are determined to position themselves at the front of the queue.

The Bianconeri’s interest is partly inspired by the impact of 40-year-old Luka Modric at city rivals Milan this season, a precedent that has encouraged Italian clubs to reconsider experienced marquee names. Lewandowski’s wage packet—€12.5 million annually including bonuses—would instantly make him the second-highest earner in Serie A, underlining the scale of Juventus’ ambition should they formalise an approach.

While the Polish talisman tops their short-term wish-list, Juventus are juggling multiple attacking scenarios. Negotiations continue with Dusan Vlahovic over a new deal that would see the Serbia international accept reduced terms, and Eintracht Frankfurt’s Randal Kolo Muani remains a prominent target for the summer window.

For now, Juventus are opting for a watch-and-wait strategy, man-marking Lewandowski’s situation as the striker edges toward the final months of his Barcelona agreement. Poland’s upcoming showdown with Sweden could offer the Turin club one last live audition before plotting their next move in the transfer market.