Barcelona manager Hansi Flick isn't ready to reveal the game plan for Robert Lewandowski's future just yet, keeping fans and pundits guessing as the summer transfer window approaches. The 37-year-old Polish striker, whose contract expires this season, has been offered a reduced-term extension by the Catalan giants—but could be heading for the exit door instead.

With Barcelona sitting just five points clear at the top of La Liga, the buzz around Camp Nou has already shifted to summer reinforcements. After another heartbreaking Champions League exit, the pressure is on to bring in the right talent to push for European glory. When asked if his current squad already has what it takes to win the Champions League, Flick didn't hesitate: "100%, 100% yes."

The boss was less keen to dive into controversial penalty decisions that have sparked comparisons to last week's quarterfinal calls. "I don't want to waste my time on this. It's over. I watched the games and enjoyed them—I didn't think beyond that," he said, keeping his focus firmly on the pitch.

One of Barcelona's top summer targets is a new number nine, which could spell the end of Lewandowski's time in Blaugrana. The veteran forward might stay on in a supporting role, but with offers pouring in from Saudi Arabia, MLS side Chicago Fire, and Serie A giants AC Milan and Juventus, more playing time elsewhere may be tempting. Flick remained tight-lipped: "Of course we've talked about it, but it's between us. We're only focused on the five remaining matches. After that, we'll talk to everyone and see what happens."

Full-back positions are also under the microscope, with reports suggesting Barcelona will listen to offers for Jules Kounde and Alejandro Balde this summer. Flick was asked about Xavi Espart, who made his senior debut after Kounde's injury, and the manager offered a promising update: "He's doing well, I like what I see. For me, he's a great option for next season and the following matches."

As the season winds down, all eyes are on Camp Nou—both for the title race and the summer shake-up that could redefine Barcelona's attack. Whether Lewandowski stays or goes, one thing's for sure: Flick is keeping his cards close to his chest until the final whistle blows.