Reports have been twirling lately that the Catalan club will attempt to carry Polish striker Robert Lewandowski to the club.
Almost certainly the aftermath at Bayern Munich will be extensive after their Champions League exit to Villarreal, as it would be at any of the 'tip top' clubs. Doubtlessly stirring up a lot of pleasure for Unai Emery.
However before the match, the CEO of the club and unbelievable goalkeeper Oliver Khan addressed Amazon Prime about that move storm. Mundo Deportivo conveyed his responses.
"Clearly there is a rivalry to see who can emerge with the greatest garbage about Robert Lewandowski. Conclusively, we will have Robert with us next season. It's vital to specify that we have an agreement with him that is substantial for next season. On the off chance that there's anything to say, we will do as such."
All things considered, Khan appeared to find the entire idea outrageous. A portion of the accounts encompassing Lewandowski had zeroed in on the way that he was discontent with Bayern's hesitance to start talking about another agreement with Lewandowski, yet Khan totally excused that thought as well.
"The club isn't insane and isn't talking about the exchange of a player that scores somewhere in the range of 30 and 40 objectives a season. We have an agreement with Robert. We have generally said we would begin discussions, we did so some time back."
Lewandowski has an agreement in Munich until 2023, so, all in all he will be 34 years of age. It seems he needs somewhere around another enormous agreement at the high level.
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