LEWANDOWSKI SEARCHING FOR 'A GREATER NUMBER OF FEELINGS' THAN BAYERN CAN OFFER

June 7, 2022
3 years ago

Lewandowski searching for 'a greater number of feelings' than Bayern can offer

 

Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski uncovered Tuesday he needs to call time on his vocation with the Bundesliga monsters due to his longing for "more feelings throughout everyday life".

 

The Polish forward declared last week that his experience with Bayern "had reached a conclusion" without indicating his likely arrangements.

 

Asked Monday during a webcast on Polish site Onet.pl on the off chance that his flight was directed by a craving for more cash or feelings throughout everyday life, the 33-year-old replied decisively it was for him "feelings throughout everyday life".

 

"Something, right off the bat, went out inside me and it's something you can't recuperate, can't compensate for," he made sense of.

 

Barcelona are accounted for to have made a proposal of 32 million euros ($34 million) for Lewandowski, Fifa men's best player for 2020 and 2021, whose agreement with Bayern lapses in June 2023.

 

The main way the Bavarians can create a monetary profit from Lewandowski's flight is sell him this late spring.

 

"With what I procured thanks to Bayern - and (correspondingly) Bayern because of me - it would be smarter to find an answer OK to the two players," he said.

 

After eight seasons together, "dedication and regard are a higher priority than business, I think," proceeded with the striker, demanding he would abandon 'companions' as opposed to 'partners'.

 

"Really dear companions. With certain, we went through eight years together seeing each other consistently," he said.

 

Lewandowski quite won the 2020 Champions League and eight German association titles with Bayern Munich starting around 2014. He came out on top for his initial two championships with Borussia Dortmund before his turn.

 

The Pole likewise broke various goalscoring records, the most remarkable being the quantity of objectives scored in a solitary Bundesliga season.

 

His 41 objectives last season overwhelmed Germany's Gerd Muller's 40 accomplished in the 1971-72 season.

 

In the Champions League, he is the third top scorer ever, attached with Karim Benzema (86 objectives), yet a long ways behind Cristiano Ronaldo (140) and Lionel Messi (125).