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Robert Lewandowski will not be part of Milan next season. According to reports from "Diario Sport", the red and black club has decided to withdraw from the attempt to transfer the Polish striker.
Sources close to the club say that the decision was influenced by Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani, who did not approve the operation. The main reasons are the player's age, 37 years old, and the high salary he is asking for.
On the other hand, sporting director Igli Tare had supported Lewandowski's approach, with the agreement of coach Massimiliano Allegri. However, the stance of the club's financial managers was decisive in this matter.
Lewandowski was seen as a good option on the market, as his contract with Barcelona is about to expire and the transfer could be completed without a transfer fee. Despite this, Milan will now have to look for other alternatives in the offensive department, where they continue to feel the lack of a main striker.
Meanwhile, Igli Tare and Massimiliano Allegri have joined Milan for this season and are being praised for their work so far, with the main objective of returning the team to the Champions League competition.
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