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Prolific scorer Robert Lewandowski will leave Barcelona at the end of the season, the Spanish club said Saturday. The Poland striker, who turns 38 in August, was widely expected to be on the move with his contract set to expire. Lewandowski joined Barcelona from Bayern on a 45 million euro ($52 million) transfer in 2022, when his new club was in serious financial trouble and still reeling from the exit of Lionel Messi. Lewandowski was seen as a key piece of its rebuilding effort. He went on to help Barcelona win three Spanish league titles in four seasons, including this campaign, and one Copa del Rey, while scoring an impressive 119 goals in 191 appearances. "After four years full of challenges and hard work, its time to move on. I leave with the feeling that the mission is complete," Lewandowski wrote on Instagram. Lewandowski did not say in his message what's next for his career. He has been linked with a move to Juventus or to leagues outside Europe. Lewandowski lost the status of being the undisputed first-choice striker for Barcelona coach Hansi Flick this season, as the former Bayern coach often preferred the speed and hustle of the younger Ferran Torres. Lamine Yamal, who has played on Lewandowski's right, praised his attack partner. "Thank you for everything, for your goals, your leadership, and for believing in me since day one," Yamal wrote on Instagram. "I learned so much from you, on and off the pitch. You will always be a legend." Barcelona has two games left this season. It hosts Real Betis on Sunday and visits Valencia on May 23. Reporting by The Associated Press.

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Romas Manu Kone major doubt for the Rome derbySerie A will witness a much-awaited Rome derby tomorrow but it seems like Roma have been dealt a blow like their rivals, ahead of the tie.Edoardo Motta has already been ruled out for the game. Now, it is the Giallorossis Manu Kone who is a huge doubt for the tie.Tuttomercatowebnote that he picked up a muscle problem in training today and stopped short instantly. His fitness will be monitored in the next few hours but the likelihood is that he will not play tomorrow.Gian Piero Gasperini is currently awaiting updates from the medical team about the Frenchman, who has been a standout player in the campaign.Kones absence will be massiveRoma dont really have a player in the squad who mirrors Kones playing style or general quality. He can bring the ball out of difficult positions, dictate play and often carry the ball forward quite cleanly.Without him, Roma often look overly cautious and slower than usual. When the tensions are high, a player like Kone offers value which cant be underestimated. Sadly with the World Cup coming up, the Giallorossi cant even risk him with the muscle issue.Kaustubh Pandey I GIFN

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Real Madrids lvaro Arbeloa gave his blessing to former boss Jos Mourinho on Saturday amid intense speculation that the Portuguese coach is set to replace him and start a second stint at the European powerhouse. Speaking like a coach who knows his days are numbered, Arbeloa told reporters in Madrid on Saturday that "if he (Mourinho) is the one who is here next season, I will be happy to see him back home." Arbeloa played for Madrid when Mourinho was in charge from 2010-2013, a tumultuous time in which Madrid won Spanish league and Copa del Rey titles but was overshadowed by Pep Guardiolas great Barcelona side. Mourinho's abrasive attitude to opponents like Guardiola as well as some of his own players turned off many in Spain. He also had his faithful backers, like Arbeloa and some hardcore fans. The Madrid sports papers are rife with rumors that Mourinho is the leading candidate to replace Arbeloa, who was always seen as an interim coach after he was promoted from the clubs reserve team midseason to fill in for the fired Xabi Alonso. Second-place Madrid has two more Spanish league games to play this campaign, which it will finish without a major title. It visits Sevilla on Sunday and concludes the season at home against Athletic Bilbao on May 23. The 15-time European Cup winners have been embarrassed in recent weeks by series of unseemly events. There was a fight between players, and a loss at Barcelona that allowed its fierce rival to clinch the league title. Kylian Mbappe was also jeered by fans, while the star striker called out Arbeloa publicly for not playing him more. Club president Florentino Prez added to the sense of a club in crisis by giving a press conference to announce he would call early elections, which he is expected to win, while blasting the media for what he considered a campaign to force him to quit. Prez is expected to make a coaching change soon, and it is understandable that he believes Mourinhos strong personality is what the squad needs. Mourinho, who led Porto and Inter Milan to Champions League titles in 2004 and 2010, is finishing his season with Benfica this weekend. The 63-year-old coach said on Friday that he had received an offer from the Lisbon-based club to continue, but that he will decide his future in the coming days. When asked what he thought about Mourinhos possible return, Arbeloa reiterated similar praise he has lavished on Mourinho on other occasions. "For me as a player, and above all as a Madrid supporter, I feel and think that he is the number one," Arbeloa said. Reporting by The Associated Press.