Robert Lewandowski has received a £34 million bid from Barcelona.
BARCELONA has confirmed that they have made a bid for Robert Lewandowski and is eagerly awaiting Bayern Munich's response.
The 33-year-old striker has announced that he will not sign an extension as he enters the final year of his contract with the Bundesliga team.
The Polish star has completed 238 tasks in 253 first class coordinates and must leave the Allianz Arena for another test.
Lewandowski appears to be dead keen on moving to Barcelona.
Furthermore, it is acknowledged that he actively discussed and agreed upon individual conditions with the LaLiga giants.
Right now, the two teams still need to decide on an exchange fee.
The president of Barcelona, Joan Laporta, said that a £34 million offer had been made for Lewandowski.
He claims that as of right now, they are just engaged in a cat-and-mouse game because Bayern has not responded.
"We absolutely regard Bayern," Laporta stated.
You are aware that we have offered a suggestion to the player and that we are eagerly awaiting their response, which we anticipate will be favorable.
Barcelona should balance the finances before the window shuts as they are still in the midst of a financial disaster.
Despite this, they have managed to integrate midfielder Franck Kessie, who was released by AC Milan, into their lineup with defender Andreas Christensen when his contract at Chelsea expired.
However, they recently agreed to a deal worth roughly £178 million in which they sold 10% of their TV rights to the American trading firm Sixth Street Partners.
Lewandowski reflected on his future in May, saying: "My journey with Bayern has come to an end, I can't envision additional fantastic partnership."
Since they have the power, I really hope they won't try to stop me from going. The ideal solution is an exchange for everyone.