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Robert Lewandowski before saying goodbye to FC Bayern?

Once again, the rumors are growing that world footballer Robert Lewandowski wants to leave the German serial champion Bayern Munich – possibly in the direction of Barcelona.

Robert Lewandowski is already wearing in a different jersey next season?

Robert Lewandowski definitely wants to leave German champions FC Bayern Munich this summer. As the magazine “Kicker” reports, the world footballer is said to have not only informed the club bosses that he does not want to extend his contract, which expires in 2023. The striker reportedly no longer wants to play for the German record champions after this season. The Pole may be leaving after twelve years – from 2010 to 2014 he was chasing goals for Borussia Dortmund, since then for Bayern – also leaving the Bundesliga: According to Spanish media reports, FC Barcelona is said to have offered the 33-year-old a three-year contract have.

Lewandowski on Barça?

The financially hit Spanish traditional club just took 20 million euros for the sale of the Brazilian Philippe Coutinho to the Premier League club Aston Villa. More money could flow to Barça if Manchester United sign Dutchman Frenkie de Jong from the Catalans. But signing Lewandowski would be expensive, not only because of the term and the salary for the two-time world footballer.

A transfer fee for Bayern would also be due, around 40 million euros are in the room for the Pole, who celebrates his 34th birthday in August. The “Bild” newspaper reported on Thursday that Lewandowski did not want to extend his contract with FC Bayern. He informed those responsible for the club last week.

Wooed for Haaland

According to information from the TV broadcaster “Sport1”, Bayern Lewandowski has not yet submitted a contract offer that is ready for signature. A new one-year contract like the recent one for Thomas Müller would be unacceptable for the star striker, who is clearly leading the scorer list again this Bundesliga season. He also wanted to play somewhere else again, it was said. In recent years there has been repeated speculation that Lewandowski would be drawn to one of the other top European clubs, such as Real Madrid. 

Bayern sports director Hasan Salihamidzic had ruled out a premature farewell to the attacker this summer in an interview with the “Bild” newspaper. After his contract expires, however, Lewandowski could go on a free transfer in 2023, which would not necessarily be in Munich's interest either. Allegedly, Bayern had advertised Dortmund's Norwegian star striker Erling Haaland as a possible Lewandowski replacement. However, it was Manchester City that won the race for the 21-year-old top talent.

sn/asz (dpa, sid)


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