Insider unpacks: Lewandowski and agents allegedly interested in Barca deal
Created: 04/03/2022, 14:13
By: Lucas Sauter-Orengo
Bayern's top scorer Robert Lewandowski.
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Robert Lewandowski and FC Bayern Munich - a success story that has been going on for years.
But will the Pole stay in Munich in the long term?
An insider now brings FC Barcelona into play.
Munich - The football season is in the hot phase.
On Wednesday, April 6th, FC Bayern Munich* will play the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League at FC Villareral in Spain.
In the league, a 4-1 draw at SC Freiburg thanks to Dortmund's defeat by RB Leipzig increased the lead to nine points.
Also this season the decisive pillar for the success so far: Robert Lewandowski*- the Pole has already scored a whopping 31 goals, in the Champions League there are twelve, which gives the world footballer first place in the top scorer list.
FC Bayern: Robert Lewandowski before moving to Spain?
Expert explains the state of affairs
Lewandowski has been the guarantee of success for the record champions for years.
But how much longer will this success story go?
The striker's contract expires in the summer of 2023, so personnel has been one of the dominant issues in Munich for months.
FCB's interest in BVB top striker Erling Haaland* is repeatedly suggested, so far Lewandowski's contract has not been extended prematurely.
The journalist Fabrizio Romano, known for his insider information in international football, has now let the rumor mill run hot again about the Pole's departure.
FC Bayern: Lewandowski to FC Barcelona?
"Would be open to it"
In a tweet, the Italian does not rule out a transfer from Robert Lewandowski to FC Barcelona: "Robert Lewandowski would be open to one day having the La Liga experience, he knows the interest in Barcelona well, as does his agent.
Everything depends on Bayern.” In principle, the world footballer is probably not averse to continuing to earn his money on Säbener Straße.
Nevertheless, the patience on the part of the players should not be infinite if there was a quick offer from Bayern that corresponded to the services.
Not only Robert Lewandowski is one of the dominant personnel issues at FC Bayern.
Originally from Munich, Thomas Müller is also looking forward to the end of his contract.
Here, however, talks* seemed to have recently started to move.
So it remains to be seen whether the bosses will start negotiations with their top striker soon.
In any case, Barcelona seems to be following the movements with great interest.
*tz.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA