Robert Lewandowski Confirmed That He Wants To Leave Bayern Munich. Robert Lewandowski, speaking to Polish channel ‘Onet Sport’, confirmed that he wants to leave Bayern Munich.
After toying with the idea several times and having his agent bring it forward, he himself has taken it upon himself to say that something has died in him and that he wants to leave in order to feel again the passion that has left him. In Barcelona, they are smiling.
With Barcelona as a major suitor ahead of next season, Robert Lewandowski has gone from toying with the possibility of leaving Bayern Munich to confirming that this is what he wants to do. In a statement to ‘Onet Sport’ that hinted at a hint at the board over his deal, he confirmed that he wants to change teams.
“The only thing I want is to leave Bayern. Loyalty and respect are more important than work. The best thing is to find a solution together. Something has died in me, I want to leave Bayern to find more excitement in my life,” said the striker, who is now in with a chance of playing in La Liga next season.
Robert Lewandowski Confirmed That He Wants To Leave Bayern Munich. “I have not considered any offer other than Barcelona’s. I want to leave Bayern, that’s for sure,” he added.
So far, the Bavarian bosses have been reluctant to let the striker leave, but they have a problem. They no longer only have to deal with a sense of unease on his part, but also a clear conviction that he wants to leave the club, so an agreement must be reached soon to prevent the situation from festering.
In the international press, it has already been mentioned that Lewandowski has in mind not to return to the pre-season with Bayern, a scenario that becomes more likely than ever with these statements to ‘Onet Sport’.
Meanwhile, in Barcelona, they are paying close attention, as they have to make a move soon so that another suitor does not appear and leave him out of the bidding.
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