Robert Lewandowski has finally made a firm statement about his future. The Polish striker will not extend his contract at Bayern Munich.
He said this after playing the last match of the 2021/2022 Bundesliga, when Bayern faced Wolfsburg at the Volkswagen Arena, Saturday (14/5/2022). Lewandowski admits he will not extend his stay at Bayern, which ends in June 2023.
“I can confirm that I have spoken to Hasan [Salihamidzic, direktur olahraga], and notifies the decision has been made. I’m not going to renew my contract with Bayern,” Robert Lewandowski told Sky Germany The Athletic.
“Both parties have to think about the future. It would be good to find a good solution for both.”
“I said to Salihamidzic, if an offer comes, we have to think about it, for the club too of course. Both parties have to think about the future together, that’s all I can say,” explained the 33-year-old striker.
Previously, rumors circulated that Barcelona were interested in signing Lewandowski. Blaugrana make him a target target, after failing to recruit Erling Haaland – who chose to join Manchester City.
Lewandowski has become an important Bayern player, since signing from Borussia Dortmund in 2014. He can score 344 goals in 375 appearances, with the result helping to win 19 trophies, including 8 Bundesliga titles, 3 DFP Pokal trophies, four German Super Cup trophies and one trophy. Champions League.
Finally, Robert Lewandowski scored one goal in the last week of the Bundesliga. He scored one goal against Wolfsburg, when Bayern Munich were held 2-2. That goal saw Lewandowski close the season with 35 goals, becoming the top scorer in the German League this season.
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