Robert Lewandowski tells Bayern 'he won't a sign new deal' and has agreed next move

Bayern Munich superstar Robert Lewandowski has reportedly told the Bundesliga giants that he 'won't sign a new deal' as he has already lined up a new club.

The 33-year-old is out of contract at the end of next season, and talks have been in place with Bayern to extend his stay and potentially see out the remainder of his career in Munich. Lewandowski is quickly closing in on Gerd Muller's all-time Bundesliga goal scoring record, and a new deal would all but guarantee that it would be broken.

But Lewandowski may have other ideas, as the Poland international has reportedly told Bayern that he will not be signing a new deal. And that's because he may have already agreed a move elsewhere.

That's according to Polish television channel TVP Sport, who claim that Lewandowski has agreed terms with Barcelona following recent speculation. And due to this, the report states that he has told Bayern legend and CEO Oliver Kahn that he plans to leave the club.

Bayern are desperate to keep hold of their star man, and that comes as no surprise following Lewandowski's 46 goals in 40 appearances this season. The Poland international narrowly missed out on the Ballon d'Or award at the end of last year, as Lionel Messi claimed his seventh crown.

But it appears that Lewandowski may stand where Messi once was, as TVP Sport claims that 'all the terms of the contract have been agreed'. And due to the recent revelations, Bayern Munich are reportedly already preparing for life without the 33-year-old.

Lewandowski has been heavily linked to Barcelona over recent weeks, and the striker is seemingly ready for a new challenge before the end of his career, after spending the majority of his playing days in Germany. And the striker would become the