The clause that could free FC Barcelona from the last year of Lewandowski's contract

One of the main worries of the FC Barcelona of face to the next seasons is the continuity of Robert Lewandowski in the picture culé. Why? This does not base in sportive arguments, since the '9' Polish, in spite of a light decrease in his statistics, follows showing that it can be notable in the Barcelona offensive front. In fact, with Hansi Flick like new trainer, expects that it can recover his voracity goleadora, improving it so much physics like tácticamente, and situating it in a more offensive diagram that surely will offer him more occasions of goal to convert.

Nevertheless, the main worry of the Barcelonan cast centres in the contractual situation of 'Lewy' and his impact in the structure salarial of the team. After his incorporation in 2022 pertinent of the Bayern Munich, agreed an agreement of five seasons in which his income would increase gradually. According to proportionate information by the 'Chain BE', the payments would distribute of the following way: in the first campaign (2022/23), the one of Warsaw would receive 20 M€ gross (10 net), whereas in the following courses his emolumentos would increase to 26 M€ gross (13 net) in 2023/24 and 32 M€ gross (16 net) in 2024/25. In the last period of his agreement, 2025/26, would perceive 26 M€ gross (13 net).

The clause that would allow him to the FC Barcelona 'rid' of the last year of agreement of 'Lewy'

However, apparently it exists a clause in the pact that the exjugador of the Borussia Dortmund rubricó in 2022 that would allow to the FC Barcelona avoid pay these 26 'kilos' gross in the season 2025/26. As it commented in 'Relief', the combined of the City Condal would have the option to terminate unilaterally the last year of agreement if Robert Lewandowski does not contest more than 55% of the commitments of the Barcelona in the season 2024/25.

This clause would be a measure of emergency for the Barcelonan square in case of economic difficulties. Nevertheless, in principle, if 'Lewy' keeps the regularity of the two previous seasons as '9' culé, in which it contested 46 of 53 meetings (86%) in the first course and 49 of 53 (92%) in the second, would not have to have any problem to fulfil with the requirement of parties, especially if it considers that the forward will be one of the structural players in the new stage under the management of Hansi Flick.