Former England international Peter Crouch has thrown his weight behind a potential move for Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski, urging his old club Liverpool to swoop for the Polish star this summer. The outspoken pundit and ex-Reds forward believes the 35-year-old could be a game-changer at Anfield, despite his advancing years.

Lewandowski's future at Camp Nou has been a hot topic across Europe, with uncertainty swirling around his long-term role in the squad. While he remains a key figure for Barcelona, rumors of a potential exit have sparked interest from clubs worldwide. Now, Liverpool has unexpectedly emerged as a possible destination, thanks to Crouch's bold endorsement.

"He's a world-class player. He may not be so young anymore, but he would be a fantastic option," Crouch said, as reported by SPORT. "It would be a more than sensible signing. Liverpool should sign Lewandowski no matter what."

Crouch didn't stop there. He pointed to Liverpool's current attacking struggles as a key reason to pursue the deal. With question marks over the fitness and consistency of the club's forwards—citing Alexander Isak's return from injury as a bright spot but not a guarantee—Crouch argued that Lewandowski's proven goal-scoring instinct is exactly what the Reds need. "Who would say no to signing Lewandowski? He still knows exactly how to score goals. There's no doubt about that."

The former striker also highlighted the financial logic behind the move. Liverpool's heavy spending in recent transfer windows hasn't always paid off, making Lewandowski's potential free-agent status—with his Barcelona contract winding down—an attractive proposition. "What they spent last summer has, in the end, proved not to be worth it," Crouch noted. "Lewandowski's situation is different. It's a smart, sensible opportunity."

For Liverpool fans dreaming of a marquee addition up front, Crouch's words add fuel to the fire. Whether the club acts on the advice remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the prospect of Lewandowski donning the famous red shirt has never felt more real.