Lewandowski and his transfer truth: "FC Bayern and I are not enemies"

Created: 06/08/2022, 10:45 am

By: Jose Carlos Menzel Lopez

Robert Lewandowski and FC Bayern Munich go their separate ways.

The only question right now is: from when?

The Pole wants to leave immediately.

Munich – Not a day goes by without a new Lewy detonator.

After the Pole confirmed to Onet-Sport that he "only wants to leave" FC Bayern Munich because "something died in me", a phone call ensued with Hasan Salihamidzic.

The sports director on

: "Today (Monday) Robert Lewandowski called me.

Among other things, we also talked about his public statements.

I clearly explained to him our position on his contract situation.

Herbert Hainer, Oliver Kahn and I have said several times about his desire to change, so I would like to leave it at that.”

Robert Lewandowski: "FC Bayern and I are not enemies"

Lewandowski then reacted and struck unexpected softer tones in the

– even if he remained tough on the matter.

The Pole spoke on the following topics:

Situation:

I said from the beginning that we should look for a solution that would be good for both sides.

(...) I think it's better for Bayern to invest the money they can get for me than to keep me until the end of the contract.

I don't want to force anything, that's not the point.

It's about finding the best solution for everyone.

Contract:

I respect FC Bayern and its rules.

But changes, especially after such a time, are part of the life of the club and the player.

I hope that doesn't come across as selfish.

I have a contract but I also tried to make the club understand how I feel.

Exchange veto:

I don't want to say anything about that.

(...) The emotions have to cool down, I want to speak calmly, not through the media.

I know that a conflict makes a lot of headlines.

But FC Bayern and I are not enemies.

Robert Lewandowski would like to leave FC Bayern Munich in the summer.

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FC Bayern:

I have great respect for FC Bayern.

(...) But separations are part of football.

If I feel like I need a change mentally, it's fair to say so.

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Mud fight:

I don't want an escalation.

(...) That's why I don't want to add fuel to the fire.

I wish Bayern all the best and I have no doubt that the entire management of the club feels the same way.

That is why I am still convinced that we will find an agreement together.

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Future:

I don't know.

I still have a year's contract, so I asked the club for permission to move.

I think it's the best solution in this situation, especially since the club can still get me a fee.

I would get the chance to take on a new challenge at another club for a few more years.

That is my wish.

(...) I hope that the fans will understand me one day.

To yourself:

I'm not a selfish person.