Lewandowski open to Polish TV station: "It's hard to say if I'll play for Bayern next season"

Created: 05/30/2022, 11:11 am

By: Antonio Jose Riether

Since Robert Lewandowski expressed his desire to change, a move to FC Barcelona has been in the offing.

At the Formula 1 race in Monaco, the Pole spoke to a television station from his home country about his future.

Monaco – Special guests were again invited to the chaotic Formula 1 rain race in Monaco on Sunday, in which Mick Schumacher survived a violent crash.

Aston Martin was visited by none other than Robert Lewandowski, the FC Bayern striker who was willing to change was given a lead by team boss Mike Krack and spoke to the Sky microphone about the rumors about his person.

However, the Pole kept a remarkably low profile.

FC Bayern: Robert Lewandowski visits Formula 1 races in Monaco and Vettel racing team

After his visit to Sebastian Vettel's team, Lewandowski was intercepted by Sky and asked about his experiences in the Formula 1 race.

"It's my second time, also my second time in Monaco," confirmed the attacker.

The Talk, i.e. the driver’s radio, impressed him the most.

“That was very interesting for me.

It's complicated - the reaction and the speed in the race - every second is so important here," said the Bayern star, who is associated with FC Barcelona.

As soon as Lewandowski had reported on his experience in the team area of ​​the racing team, the question immediately turned to his future.

“So right now I'm in Monaco.

But I believe that the time will come soon to give more information about it," said Lewandowski calmly.

"Yesterday was the Champions League final, but soon we can say a bit more."

Sky was far from the only broadcaster who asked Lewandowski about his current situation.

Bayern striker Lewandowski on possible Barcelona move: "Depends on many factors"

Lewandowski was a bit more open to the Polish TV station Eleven Sports, so he answered the question during the race about how much he would like to be a professional at FC Barcelona.

"Honestly, it depends on a lot of factors and not just how much I want it, but also what happens," said the 33-year-old, who described Spain as "great".

His current situation is still unclear: "It's difficult to say whether I'll still be playing for Bayern next season."

Robert Lewandowski in what may be his last game for Bayern Munich.

© Revierfoto/imago-images

Will Robert Lewandowski leave FC Bayern in the summer?

Munich insist on contract

As a reminder: Lewandowski's contract is valid until the summer of next year, but the goalscorer and his advisor can apparently already imagine a change during this transfer period.

FC Barcelona is said to have already submitted an offer, but Bayern insist on compliance with the contract and have communicated this clearly several times.

(ajr)