Robert Lewandowski wants to leave FC Bayern soon. His biographer is certain that nothing will change about that.
Pawel Wilkowicz, biographer of Robert Lewandowski, does not believe in a possible training strike by the striker in the exchange theater around the world footballer from Bayern Munich. “Both sides owe each other a lot, it doesn’t make sense to destroy it with something like that,” said Polish journalist Sport1.
Nevertheless, Lewandowski holds “nothing and nobody” in Munich, said Wilkowicz: “He wants to go because I think he’s exhausted everything in Munich. Nevertheless, he probably expects that he could stay, so he wants the bridges behind don’t break off.”
Salihamidzic assumes Lewandowski will be whereabouts
Lewandowski’s contract runs until 2023, but the 33-year-old is openly pushing for a move to FC Barcelona. Most recently, the financially ailing Catalans are said to have increased their transfer offer to 35 million euros – according to media reports, however, Bayern is demanding 50 million euros. This is one of the reasons why those responsible for Bayern, headed by CEO Oliver Kahn, have so far rigorously put a stop to a transfer.
Sports director Hasan Salihamidzic is convinced that Lewandowski will fulfill his contract in Munich. “July 12 is his first day at work, so I’m expecting him,” he said recently on Sky TV. Nevertheless, there were talks with the Pole’s advisor, Pini Zahavi. “I think we had a very good conversation,” said the 45-year-old. “It’s true, I was there. Oliver Kahn was there too, we talked, each side explained their position, but we also discussed that we don’t want to talk about the details. But it was a good conversation. “