Robert Lewandowski wants to leave Bayern Munich to find a new challenge before he reaches the age of 35. The Polish striker has a contract with the Bavarian club until 2023, but there are no signs of a renewal. Bayern’s 9 wants to leave the club in a friendly way and has put himself on the market. The Germans will not let the current Golden Boot out for less than 115 million euros, an amount to think about for a striker in great shape.
Real Madrid and Barcelona have said goodbye to their captains and emblems this summer, Harry Kane’s departure from Tottenham is also being negotiated, but they may not be the only European clubs to say goodbye to one of their most prominent figures. Bayern Munich is considering opening the door to Robert Lewandowski at the request of the player himself.
The Polish striker turns 33 this weekend and wants one last challenge before entering the final stretch of his career. With a contract at Bayern until 2023 and with no signs of renewal, Lewandowski has shown his interest in seeking a new adventure in European football before reaching 35, although he is happy in the Bavarian team. According to Sky Sports , the Pole would have asked for his departure and the club would have already put a price on him.
Bayern Munich has valued the Polish striker at around 115 million euros, an amount that can be interesting for many clubs as it guarantees many goals. Lewandowski is one of the fittest strikers in recent years and this season he continues to be very fine in front of goal. With a brace in the final of the German Super Cup against Borussia Dortmund (1-3), he achieved a new title for Bayern, and made his Bundesliga debut with a goal.
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With two years ahead of the current contract and given the striker’s age, it seems that this year would be the best if Lewandowski is put on the market. The striker is clear that if his departure occurs, it will be done in a friendly way, because in no case does he want to damage the great relationship he has with Bayern. Last season he won the Golden Boot and is one of the players who pays the most attention to his physical condition. In the past Pep Guardiola defined him as “the most professional player I have ever met”. And now it is within range of the big clubs in Europe.
