The Polish striker will sign with the culé club until 2025 after paying 45 million plus five variable amounts to Bayern
Robert Lewandowski is already a Barca player. The Polish striker will become the spearhead of Xavi Hernández’s project after the culé entity and Bayern Munich have reached an agreement on 45 million fixed euros plus five variable amounts. Signing until 2025, ‘Lewy’ will fulfill his wish to wear Barca after a summer of constant wrangling between the two clubs that ended with the nine where he wanted to be, at the Camp Nou.
Summer’s soap opera has come to an end and Barcelona have what they wanted, the dream striker Robert Lewandowski. Gone are the ambiguous answers, the player delays in the sports city of Säbener Strasse, and the milkmaid’s bills to get their hands on one of the most sought-after battering rams of the past decade. Lewandowski is culé after a maximum of four attempts in the form of offers that finally ended with Bayern giving in to the final proposal, that of 45 million fixed and five more in variables that add up to 50 ‘kilo’ in which from the first moment the German club, inflexible for the departure of one of its referees.
To get to this situation, Barça and Lewandowski have had to sweat Chinese ink themselves. Bayern did not want to sell a player who is still fundamental to the plans of his coach, Julian Nagelsmann, and Mateu Alemany entrusted himself to the footballer’s will from the first moment, who would push his departure to unexpected limits. his long career in the German team. “It is possible that I played my last game with Bayern,” he said at the end of the season.
It was the starting point of a long road of wear and tear that continued all summer. “It’s about finding a solution. I have asked the club for permission for a transfer,” said the Pole in June, two weeks before returning to Bayern for training. There, in the Säbener Strasse, an unknown ‘Lewy’ could be seen, unpunctual on arrival in the morning and apathetic to another preseason in which he was not in the desired place.
At the same time, Barça was plunged into a complex operation. It was for a club that had to activate the famous economic levers and it was for an entity that had to negotiate with a club that had set itself at 50 million euros. Bayern had no intention of lowering that figure under any circumstances and it was Mateu Alemany and the company that had to approach those claims. Barca got to work. He offered first 30 million, then 32, then 40 and finally 45 fixed ‘kilo’ plus five in variables, an irrefutable proposition for a player whose contract expires in a year, who turns 34 in August and who has already expressed his wish to Bayern in several to leave. “We are waiting for the answer,” Laporta said during Raphinha’s presentation on Friday. By then I knew everything was going from strength to strength.
Barca finally have a star on a planetary level after Leo Messi’s departure. Lewandowski has shown throughout his career that he is a player who has an idyll with the indestructible purpose. To date, he has played 676 professional matches at club level between his time in the Polish league and in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. During that period, he scored 509 goals and provided 135 assists. His numbers are even more overwhelming as he gets older. Last season he scored 50 goals in 46 games with 33 ‘tacos’. No one in all of Europe can boast of numbers like the one that Barcelona’s new stiletto still maintains.
Lewandowski lands at Camp Nou to complete a dream striker. The Warsaw footballer will share the territory with Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, oddly enough, the nine who replaced him when he left Borussia Dortmund. Both will be responsible for ending an offensive current in which Xavi will have to choose. In the right-handed profile, Ousmane Dembélé and Raphinha will fight for a spot, while the options are even more plentiful on the left. Ansu Fati, Ferran Torres and even Memphis Depay, whose future is in the air, will have to compete for a spot in the eleven. Everything will be in the service of Lewandowski, the new Blaugrana torpedo.
Source: La Verdad
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