Robert Lewandowski wants to play at Euro 2028 with Poland

Despite questions about his age and the need to refresh the squad, Robert Lewandowski has no intention of closing the book on his international career anytime soon. The FC Barcelona striker has set himself an ambitious target: to compete at UEFA Euro 2028 with Poland.

Now 37, the Polish captain is aiming to feature at a major continental tournament at the age of 40. It’s a bold challenge for a player who’s been performing at the highest level for over a decade. Poland’s recent failure to qualify for the World Cup left its mark, but it clearly hasn’t dented the motivation of their attacking talisman. On the contrary, Lewandowski wants to lead a new generation to one final major tournament—a potential "last dance" in the national jersey.

With this goal in mind, his club future could take a new direction. A move away from Europe is being discussed, with potential destinations including Saudi Arabia or Major League Soccer—two leagues that could offer the perfect balance between competitiveness and physical management, crucial for staying at the top until 2028.

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