Pole at a recent press conference of the Polish national team clearly slammed the door. Violation of Herbert Heiner’s public position “surprised a little”
Robert Lewandowski is determined to leave Bayern this summer, but Bayern’s management remains adamant that the Polish striker stay at the club. Five days after the striker said “my story is over” in ten-time German champions, the Bayern president made it clear he would not be allowed to leave.
Lewandowski’s contract with Bayern is valid until June 30, 2023. A contract is a contract! Where do we stop if a player can terminate the contract early, and we, as a club, have to pay him in full until the very last day?” Herbert Hainer asked the question in an interview with the Bild newspaper.
The Bayern president, who is said to have been “surprised” by Lewandowski’s public stance on the breakup, addressed the Pole’s sense of recognition in terms of the treatment and success achieved at the club and emphasized that he was confident the “9” would stay.
“I think he knows very well what he has at Bayern, which is a club that treats its players very well, that does everything so that they can perform at their best. Gratitude is not a one-way street. 2022/23,” added Herbert Heiner in an interview with Bild newspaper.
The divergence between the parties is obvious and has reached a peak. May 30 Lewandowski vehemently declared that he wanted to leave Bundesliga club hours after saying it was “unlikely” to play for the Bavarians in 2022/23.
“I can’t imagine more collaboration. To date, my story at Bayern is over. After a few months, I believe that a transfer would be the best solution. Press conference on preparations for the League of Nations.
Bild newspaper reported on 13 May that the Polish striker had refused the latest extension offer presented by Bayern and that he had no intention of staying in Munich after the next transfer market.
The future of the Polish internationalist, called to play in the next Nations League, should be known after four qualifying games scheduled for June this month.
Barcelona are one of the most interested clubs, and the German press has reported that Pini Zahavi, Lewandowski’s agent, already has a verbal agreement with the Catalan emblem, which includes a contract valid for three seasons. although it depends on prior receipt of financial inflow. With Bayern, Lewandowski has won eight German championships and one Champions League since 2014.
