‘It makes almost no sense’ – European view on Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona from Bayern Munich

In a world where Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland are the summer transfer subjects du jour it’s easy to forget about the prospect of Robert Lewandowski leaving Bayern Munich. On Thursday afternoon Catalan outlet Sport catapulted that notion back into our minds with a report saying that Barcelona and Lewandowski have mutual interest in a transfer this summer. Ad/> The report says that Lewandowski feels that the time is right to leave Bayern and wants to test himself in Spain.

It adds that he believes in and is excited by the Barcelona project. For their part Barcelona and manager Xavi Hernandez want to add an elite striker to their roster despite the good form of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Apparently they believe so much in Lewandowski’s professionalism and training that they are willing to offer him a four-year contract that will take him to 38! TransfersBarca looking to make blockbuster Lewandowski signing from Bayern — reports7 HOURS AGO This is reportedly down to the fact that Barca feel they will be outbid when it comes to Haaland.

If it comes off it will be another interesting move by Joan Laporta (who shares an agent with Lewandowski for what it’s worth) and Mateu Alemany, who have shown they aren’t afraid to sign older players if they deem it worthwhile. It seems like a perfectly logical move. Even at the age of 33 Lewandowski remains one of the best — if not the best — strikers in world football.

There has been no indication from what we’ve seen that he would suffer a severe downturn in form. Really the only risk would be the financial compensation that both Bayern and Lewandowski would demand. In order to dig a little bit more into the ins and the outs we got in contact with Adrian Garcia from Eurosport Spain