Lewandowski decision is getting closer: Exact date for meetings with Bayern bosses known
Created: 04/23/2022, 14:54
By: Alexander Kaindl
Robert Lewandowski and FC Bayern Munich: contract extension or transfer?
The situation is still unclear.
Advisor Pini Zahavi apparently has appointments.
Munich – What will become of Robert Lewandowski?
FC Bayern Munich's top scorer is currently the big topic on Säbener Strasse.
In recent weeks, the Pole has been repeatedly associated with a change, allegedly he is said to be on FC Barcelona's wish list.
The 33-year-old's Bayern contract expires on June 30, 2023.
At the moment it is completely unclear where Lewandowski will score his goals in the coming years.
There are currently three different options for the future of the world footballer.
These are:
Extension of the contract expiring in 2023
Change in the summer of 2022 so that FC Bayern can still collect a transfer fee when selling
Change in the summer of 2023, but then free of charge
Robert Lewandowski before leaving Bayern Munich?
FC Barcelona reportedly interested
So what's next for Lewandowski?
All experts, fans - and of course bosses and consultants - are currently asking this question.
The riddle may be solved in just a few days, because: As the Polish journalist Tomasz Włodarczyk recently reported, Lewandowski's advisor Pini Zahavi is to go on a trip at the end of April.
Lewandowski advisor Pini Zahavi: Meeting on April 27 in Barcelona and April 28 in Munich?
More specifically, according to Włodarczyk, Zahavi is visiting Barcelona on Wednesday, April 27. On Thursday, April 28th, he should be expected in Munich by the club bosses. Discussions will be held on both days. The exit? Totally open.
The only thing that is clear is that the time factor also plays a major role.
Should Lewandowski actually decide to switch this summer, then every hour will help FC Bayern to find a suitable successor.
According to
Sport1
, they absolutely want to avoid going on the summer break with unresolved contractual situations.
After all, in the event of a last-minute exit, potentially suitable successors could long since have been on the market.
Robert Lewandowski: Does he leave Bayern Munich?
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Lewandowski's successor at Bayern Munich: Christopher Nkunku stays in Leipzig
There are candidates who could succeed Lewandowski at Bayern.
The 1A solution doesn't seem to be imposing at the moment - names like Darwin Nunez or Sasa Kalajdzic are loosely discussed, but it hasn't really become concrete so far.
Only with Christopher Nkunku does it seem clear: Leipzig boss Oliver Mintzlaff rejected a transfer.
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