Robert Lewandowski ‘AGREES terms over stunning switch to Barcelona’ as he ‘tells Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn that he WON’T sign a new contract with the German giants’
Robert Lewandowski is contracted at Bayern Munich for just one further seasonBarcelona have been linked over a move for the Polish striker in recent weeks Reports in Poland have suggested that Lewandowski won’t sign a new contract It’s said that he has already agreed terms with Barcelona over a future move
Robert Lewandowski has reportedly informed Bayern Munich that he won’t sign a new contract with the club and has agreed terms with Barcelona.
The striker’s current deal with the club expires in the summer of 2023 and he has been linked with a move to Barcelona in recent weeks.
Polish television channel TVP Sport have reported that the 33-year-old has told the club’s CEO and legendary goalkeeper Oliver Kahn that he plans to leave the club and has agreed personal terms with Barcelona.
Robert Lewandowski has reportedly agreed terms over a stunning switch to Barcelona
It’s said that ‘all the terms of the contract have been agreed’ and that Bayern Munich are already preparing for life without the Polish international.
There would seem no reason for Bayern to not want to sign Lewandowski to a new contract, especially since he has scored an incredible 46 goals in 40 appearances in all competitions this season.
Though the Polish report states that Bayern’s authorities are ‘reluctant’ to start talks over a new deal and that the striker’s representatives are ‘disappointed’ by their hesitation.
If Lewandowski were to make the move, it’s said that he would become the first Polish player to ever represent Barcelona.
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