Despite the clear interest of barca and the signing of Sadio ManeThe Bayern Munich persists with the goal of retaining Robert Lewandowski (33 years old) next season and he doesn’t want to sell his great star this summer, although the Polish striker was active and passive when he said his time in Munich was over and he wanted a change of scenery.
Has a contract until 2023, Lewandowski has addressed the rejection of the leaders of bayern at the time of facilitating the exit and that was what he wanted to clarify Hasan Salihamidzicsporting director of the Bavarian club, in his recent statements to ‘SkySportNews’ where he pointed out “so far the probability that he will stay is 100%”.
The power of words Salihamidzic about the future of Lewandowski there is a big difference in the situation of Serge Gnabri (26 years). The German international also terminated his contract in 2023 and all indications are that he will not renew him bayernbut Salihamidzic He leaves the exit door open for the experienced soccer player in case he decides to take on a new challenge in his career.
“Gnabry is a great kid. We want him to stay, we want him to renew and I think we are showing him our appreciation. Hopefully he will decide for Bayern, we will intensify talks with those next week, but if the player doesn’t want to for the club we can find a solution that will make us all happy “, said Salihamidzic in ‘Sky Germany’ about the situation Gnabri.
It should be noted that the newspaper ‘Bild’ has already pointed out the barca would have submitted an offer of 35 million euros to sign Lewandowskibut bayern would have rejected such a proposal, considering the amount of the transfer was insufficient.
Source: La Verdad
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