The investigation is focused on criminal threats against "an outstanding footballer, former client and associate of the suspect" aimed at coercing him into handing over 20 million euros ($23.67 million) to Cezary K., said Marcin Sados, a spokesman for Warsaw prosecutors, according the Polish PAP news agency.
Under Polish law, the surname of suspects cannot be made public.
Bayern Munich forward Lewandowski, 32, filed a complaint against his former representative in early October. The ex-agent also says he has filed a lawsuit against Lewandowski in this case.
Cezary K., claims Lewandowski owes him 39 million zlotys (8.52 million euros, $10 million dollars), allegedly amounting to the share price of part of a joint company created in 2014 and intended to manage the footballer's future contracts. The company has since been closed.