Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn says the under-contract Robert Lewandowski will not leave the club this summer

Bayern Munich chief executive Oliver Kahn is refusing to sanction a transfer exit for Robert Lewandowski. The Pole — Bayern's second-highest goalscorer of all time — revealed to reporters after his side's final Bundesliga game of the season last weekend that he wouldn't be signing a new deal and that he was urging the club to consider offers for him. Ad/> However Kahn has countered that and has told the forward that he will block any attempt to leave.

TransfersChristensen pulled out of Chelsea FA Cup final squad ahead of Barca switch — Paper Round13 HOURS AGO He said: “We know this alarmism from the past. It’s not something that causes us a headache. We made an offer to his agent.

He rejected this offer. That’s his right. «The fact is: He has a contract and he will fulfil it.

We are very clear and consistent about that. That’s the way things are here at Bayern. »There is no player above the club.” Ten Hag: Ronaldo is a giant and I want to keep him 'Destiny has led us down different paths' — Dybala confirms Juve departure Lewandowski has won all there is to win at Bayern and there was an air of finality in his comments in the wake of his side's 2-2 final-day draw with Wolfsburg, in which the Pole scored his 50th goal of the season.

Bayern had already been crowned champions of Germany for a record tenth year in a row. /> The 33-year-old said: “I can confirm that I spoke to [sporting director] Hasan [Salihamidzic] and informed him that the decision was made and that I am not extending my contract with Bayern. /> “I said to Salihamidzic that if an offer comes, then we have to think about it — also for the club.