"AC Milan are one of five clubs that are ready to make an offer to striker Robert Lewandowski, according to a report from Spain. Milan decided to invest in Christopher Nkunku last summer as he arrived from Chelsea for close to €40m, but he didn't fix the issue of needing a pure striker in the squad. Niclas Füllkrug therefore came in January on loan with option to buy, but the No.9 role remains a question mark."
"According to Mundo Deportivo, Robert Lewandowski's deal is expiring at the end of the season and this has alerted a number of different clubs. The Poland international, for his part, is 'approaching his future with patience and perspective'. In fact, the 37-year-old is 'not expected to make a final decision until April', when the club's presidential elections have taken place. Then he will know if there is a renewal offer forthcoming, and if so how much will be on the table."
"The report adds: "Sources close to the Polish forward indicate that Lewandowski has five serious proposals to continue his career outside Camp Nou." One of them is from the Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer. Lewandowski's wife Anna 'recently traveled to Chicago for business reasons', with his family getting a look at the city. However, there are four other options: Milan, Atlético Madrid, Fenerbahçe and clubs from Saudi Arabia have 'emerged as potential destinations'."
AC Milan are listed among five clubs prepared to make an offer for Robert Lewandowski. Milan signed Christopher Nkunku last summer for close to €40m and brought in Niclas Füllkrug on loan with an option to buy, but the club still lacks a settled pure No.9. Lewandowski's contract expires at season's end and he is delaying a final decision until April after Barcelona's presidential election. Five serious proposals exist, including Chicago Fire, Milan, Atlético Madrid, Fenerbahçe and Saudi clubs. Financial incentives are reportedly less decisive than stability, sporting relevance and family well-being.
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