Fenerbahce and Besiktas set for tug-of-war over Robert Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski may be approaching the end of his Barcelona chapter, with Turkish powerhouses Fenerbahce and Besiktas reportedly preparing competing offers to lure him to Istanbul. International reports suggest Besiktas have already presented an eye‑catching proposal: a €10 million signing bonus and a two‑year deal worth €20 million per season. Despite being 37, the Polish striker remains one of Europe’s most reliable scorers, and his age has not deterred Turkish ambition.

Lewandowski, who recently rejected Saudi Pro League advances over safety concerns, is believed to view Turkey as an appealing stage for the final major act of his career. MLS clubs, including Chicago Fire, are also monitoring developments. Yet Barcelona have not given up hope, with president Joan Laporta reaffirming the club’s desire to keep him. The coming months will determine whether Istanbul, Catalonia, or the United States becomes his next destination.