BARCELONA, SPAIN - APRIL 8: Wojciech Szczesny of FC Barcelona during the warming up during the UEFA Champions League match between FC Barcelona v Atletico Madrid at the Camp Nou on April 8, 2026 in Barcelona Spain (Photo by David Ramirez/Soccrates/Getty Images) | Getty Images Wojciech Szczesny has admitted he’s coming to the end of his time at Barcelona, suggesting he could walk away from the club in the summer.The veteran goalkeeper signed a two-year contract last July after coming out of retirement and helping Barcelona secure a domestic treble under Hansi Flick.Barca then signed Joan Garcia as their No. 1 stopper, meaning Szczesny has spent the majority of the season on the bench.The goalkeeper has now spoken about his future and his comments will likely fuel speculation he could call it quits at the end of the season.“My family and I are very, very happy. We love being here,“ he told TV3.

“I know I won’t be here much longer because I’m getting older, but it’s been a fantastic experience for me and my family. We’re very grateful for the time we’ve spent here.”Szczesny also spoke about the team’s Champions League exit and says he’s proud of his team despite their defeat to Atletico in the quarter-finals. “It’s a disappointment because we all dreamed of winning this competition this year, but as the second most experienced player on the team, I’m proud of what this team has shown in the competition this year, including our performance at the Metropolitano,” he added.“Tuesday was incredible.

We gave it our all. Sometimes in football, it’s not enough, and you have to accept defeat with sportsmanship.”Szczesny has made 10 appearances this season in all competitions for Barcelona but may not feature again if Garcia stays fit for the rest of the campaign.