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BARCELONA, Spain: Barcelona have made an offer to Bayern Munich for star striker Robert Lewandowski, the Spanish club’s president said Thursday. “We have made an offer for the player and we are waiting for a response,” said Barcelona president Joan Laporta. “We thank the player for showing an interest in our club.” Lewandowski said in late May that “my story with Bayern Munich is over” and that a transfer to a new club would be the best solution.
Bayern Munich after making an offer for their Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, club president Joan Laporta said on Thursday. "We have made an offer for the player, we are waiting for the response, we will see if it is positive," Laporta said during the presentation of new signing Andreas Christensen. Bayern have previously insisted that Lewandowski, who has been vocal in his desire to leave the German champions this summer, must fulfil his contract which runs out in June 2023.
Premier League transfer update
Manchester United‘s Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed his desire to leave the club this summer and Fabrizio Romano has provided an update about his situation as Premier League rivals Chelsea circle.
Barcelona announced the signings of Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen earlier this week.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been rejected by Bayern Munich as his options for a new club continue to reduce following his request to leave Manchester United.
Bayern Munich are not interested in a summer move for Cristiano Ronaldo as he does not fit into their philosophy, according to the club’s CEO Oliver Kahn.
In the modern game, arrangements to pay large transfer fees in instalments are increasingly becoming the norm. However, Bayern Munich reportedly have no interest in such a payment plan if Barcelona are to sign their star striker Robert Lewandowski this summer.