Barcelona prepared to offer three-year agreement to 33-year-old striker per multiple reports
Barcelona are currently building up their striking situation next season. The Catalans have Robert Lewandowski as their main need, and talks between the two are increasingly cutting-edge.
As per Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona have had a lot of gatherings with Lewandowski's representative, Pini Zahavi. The garnet and blue need to offer him an agreement spreading over either 2+1 or three years, with pay conversations still in progress.
The Pole, in the mean time, apparently looking for a difference in view, is exceptionally open to the chance of playing in La Liga. Given he is a legend of the club, Lewandowski believes that matters should run as flawlessly as conceivable with Bayern Munich.
The Bavarians are clear in their position with respect to Lewandowski; they need to keep him in Germany, be that as it may, they wouldn't be completely against the possibility of selling him. The Bundesliga champions request €50-55 million from Barcelona to release him.
Given talks are as yet going on, then Bayern will stay persuaded in their capacity to keep Lewandowski at the club.
Romano even expressed that there would be plausible of an agreement restoration with Bayern, and the Bavarians, through Oliver Kahn, are determined about saving him in the club for longer.
However, barcelona and Bayern have not yet started talks, yet. Talks have been restricted to those between the clubs and the player.
What is sure is that the Pole needs a drawn out agreement, and whoever among Barça and Bayern can offer it, with a better compensation, will get to keep him. The interest for an expanded compensation is reasonable, as he is ostensibly the world's best striker right now.
Talks will go on throughout the following weeks, with Barcelona sure that nothing significant will change in the following couple of days.p
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