FC Bayern confirms: Lewandowski wants to leave – agree with FC Barcelona?

Does not extend contract

Sports director Hasan Salihamidzic from FC Bayern Munich has confirmed top scorer Robert Lewandowski’s (33) desire to change. “I spoke to Lewa. During the conversation, he informed me that he did not want to accept our offer to extend the contract and that he would like to leave the club,” Salihamidzic said on Saturday before the Munich Bundesliga game at VfL Wolfsburg. sky”. The Polish world footballer told him “that he would like to do something different,” added the ex-professional.








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However, Salihamidzic again ruled out an early change this year. It is speculated that Lewandowski would like to go to FC Barcelona – the “Bild” recently reported an immediate change request. “Lewa has a contract until the summer of next year. That’s a fact,” emphasized Salihamidzic. When asked what had to happen for him to change his attitude, the Bosnian said: “I don’t concern myself with that because our attitude was always clear.”

With Shaqiri, Rudy & Kroos: The 15 most expensive sales by FC Bayern

14 – Xherdan Shaqiri | 2015 for €15m to Inter Milan

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14 – Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg | 2016 for €15m to FC Southampton

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13 – Mario Gomez | 2013 for €15.5m to Fiorentina

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11 – Sebastian Rudy | 2018 for €16 million to FC Schalke

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11 – Luiz Gustavo | 2013 for €16 million to VfL Wolfsburg

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10 – Medhi Benatia | 2017 for €16.7m to Juventus Turin

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9 – Arturo Vidal | 2018 for €18m to FC Barcelona

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8 – Renato Sanches | 2019 for €20m to LOSC Lille

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5 – Mario Mandzukic | 2014 for €22m to Atlético Madrid

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5 – Mario Goetze | 2016 for €22m to Borussia Dortmund

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5 – Thiago | 2020 for €22m to Liverpool

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3 – Owen Hargreaves | 2007 for €25m to Manchester Utd.

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3 – Toni Kroos | 2014 for €25m to Real Madrid

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2 – Mats Hummels | 2019 for €30.5m to Borussia Dortmund

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Lewandowski is reportedly annoyed that there have been no talks about extending his contract for a long time. And angry that his employer is said to have vehemently advertised for BVB striker Erling Haaland (21), who will now use his exit clause for a transfer to Manchester City. Another option for the Munich team is Sasa Kalajdzic (24) from VfB Stuttgart in the event that Lewandowski leaves.

Robert Lewandowski: Already in 2022 from FC Bayern to FC Barcelona?

It is unclear whether the potential dream club from Barcelona, ​​which is to offer a three-year contract, can raise the financial means for a transfer – the Catalan media reported again on Saturday. It is speculated that the fee could be paid after the sale of midfielder Frenkie de Jong (25, Man United is being traded). Internally, it is said that Bayern assume that Lewandowski can leave early for 35 million to 40 million euros.

Regarding De Jong, Barça coach Xavi said on Saturday (quoted via “barca world“): “For me he is a very important player, under me he was almost always a regular player. For me it is fundamental. But in the end we all depend on the economic situation of the club. With that in mind, we decide a thing or two—generally speaking, not related to Frenkie. With Frenkie it is clear: he is a player who is very important and can mark an epoch at the club. He’s a player I really, really like. But you have to see how the club’s economic situation is.”

Xavi also commented on Lewandowski’s age and explained why this would not be a problem in a transfer: “I signed Dani Alves when he was 38 years old. So it’s not about age, it’s about performance, whether the player can help us. Footballers take good care of themselves these days. Ibrahimovic, Modric, Dani Alves, Cristiano Ronaldo, Messi – despite their age, they perform very well at big clubs. Age is not a priority, what matters is what the player can give the team in terms of performance.”

FC Bayern: Lewandowski second best Bundesliga scorer in history

Should Lewandowski leave prematurely, this would be tantamount to a farewell after a total of twelve years in the Bundesliga at Borussia Dortmund and in Munich. With 311 goals in 382 appearances, the veteran who is willing to change is in second place behind Gerd Müller (365) in the ranking of the best goal scorers since the league was founded in 1963.

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