Robert Lewandowski's focused on relationship with Bayern Munich can be fixed, according to wearing boss Hasan Salihamidzic.
With only one year extra on his arrangement, Lewandowski significantly needs to leave Bayern before the 2022-23 season.
The useful striker said "something has died" inside him at the Bavarian beasts, who are supposedly expected to turn down an arrangement worth €40million for the 33-year-old from Barcelona.
Salihamidzic told Sky he had "a by and large great conversation" with Lewandowski and his delegate Pini Zahavi last week in Mallorca, with Bayern CEO Oliver Kahn moreover in support.
The social event left Salihamidzic confident that the association between the club and player can be fixed.
"I'm convinced [it can be fixed]. He's a specialist and has huge focuses in his calling. That is the explanation it's fixable," said Salihamidzic.
"Up to now it's 100 percent [that he'll stay]. July 12 is his most vital day in planning, so I'm expecting him. However, I'm not overseeing it now since he had various exercises. It's transformed into fairly more quiet. We really have a ton to do.
"I never oversee things that are in the air by then. I can repeat: he has an arrangement until 2023. He is welcome in Munich on July 12 and will appear for the essential educational gathering - I'm expecting him, regardless.
"We had a by and large great conversation [in Mallorca] ... We talked and each side figured out their circumstance, yet we also wanted to examine the nuances. However, it was a fair conversation."
Winger Serge Gnabry will moreover be out of understanding at the Allianz Arena one year from now yet Salihamidzic is sure an extension to his plan can be agreed in a little while.
"He's an amazing youngster. We really need to keep him. We'd love for him to remain. I think we showed him the key appreciation. I really need to accept that he decides to stay with Bayern," he said.
"We'll start to build the conversations throughout the accompanying a long time. However, to pick the club, then, it's not impossible to tell us, so a response can be found that makes everyone included merry."