Bayern Munich set cutoff time as Barcelona keep on chasing after bargain for Robert Lewandowski: Reports
As indicated by columnist Gerard Romero, Barcelona have until July 16 to hammer out an agreement with Bayern Munich for striker Robert Lewandowski.
Bayern have purportedly set a cutoff time of this Saturday for Lewandowski's future to be settled as Barcelona proceed with their quest for the Pole. The 33-year-old really wants to pass on Bayern this late spring and make a beeline for Spotify Camp Nou.
Lewandowski is cited as saying, (through 90min):
"I have not considered any proposition other than that of Barcelona."
Be that as it may, the Blaugrana are yet to settle on a charge with the Bundesliga champions for Lewandowski, having had three offers for the Pole dismissed.
Reports guarantee that Bayern need €60 million for the veteran striker. Barcelona have so far presented around €45 million imprint. Be that as it may, according to different sources, the Catalan monsters are setting up a superior proposal of €50 million for the Poland worldwide in the following couple of days.
Lewandowski has a year left on his ongoing arrangement at the Allianz Arena and a choice over his future is by all accounts up and coming since a cutoff time has been set.
The previous Borussia Dortmund striker has been Bayern Munich's charm since showing up from Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund in 2014 on a free exchange. He has packed away a bewildering 344 objectives in 375 appearances and has brought home eight Bundesliga championships close by the UEFA Champions League in 2020.
Bayern Munich don't need portions as a feature of an arrangement with Barcelona for Robert Lewandowski
Bayern Munich are unquestionably getting down to business over Robert Lewandowski regardless of the striker's desires to leave this mid year. The Bavarians purportedly need no portions as a feature of a proposal from Barcelona for the Pole and need the cash front and center.
Barca, in the mean time, have recently affirmed the free exchanges of Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen and look liable to come out on top in the race for Leeds United star Raphinha. As indicated by Fabrizio Romano, the Catalan goliaths have figured out an agreement with Leeds of €72 million for the Brazilian.
Notwithstanding doing combating monetary misfortunes, the Catalan club seem, by all accounts, to be back in the exchange market, particularly after the enactment of their most memorable monetary switch a month ago.
In the mean time, there is still vulnerability over the future of midfielder Frenkie de Jong, who keeps on being connected with a transition to Manchester United. The Blaugrana are supposed to settle on a ultimate conclusion on the Dutchman's exchange soon.
On the off chance that the offer of de Jong appears, Barca will actually want to use the returns towards a superior proposal for Lewandowski. In any case, taking into account the new cutoff time set by Bayern, it should be finished at the earliest.
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