Robert Lewandowski’s summer continues to be one of the main points of interest in European football. In an interview in his country, the striker of Bayern Munich and the Polish national team conveyed clear messages about his future in the ranks of the German club.
“I want to leave Bayern Munich after years of giving my best to the club,” Lewandowski told Poland in a podcast. “This is the best solution for both sides,” added the striker, who has scored 50 goals in 45 appearances in all competitions this season in the Bavarian ranks.
There is no doubt that Lewandowski is one of the greatest players in the history of Bayern Munich. With 344 goals and 72 assists in 373 games for the team since the 2014/15 season, it seems that the Pole has reached some sort of extraction in the ranks of the German alpha, and he also does not hide it.
“Something died in me,” Lewandowski said. “I want to leave Bayern to bring some emotion back into my life,” added the striker who has clearly stated where he wants to play. “No proposal interests me other than that of Barcelona,” he said, but at this stage there are difficulties in negotiations.
One of the members of the board of directors of Bayern, Maybe the rapist Speaking clearly about the club’s position on Lewandowski’s departure: “I have always said that if he does not get an alternative that can get into his shoes one way or another – which seems complicated at this point – then I will definitely support it, like everyone else at the club.