Will you let him go? The Bayern bosses have made it clear in the past few weeks that they will not tolerate a change from Robert Lewandowski, who is willing to emigrate. Internally, however, this "basta" is said to be crumbling and the door opened - if FC Barcelona puts enough money on the table.
Officially, FC Bayern is still reluctant to sell superstar Robert Lewandowski, but behind the scenes things are said to be different. There the door for a farewell to the world footballer is said to have been opened a little.
Both board member Oliver Kahn as well as president Herbert Hainer and sports director Hasan Salihamidzic have positioned themselves clearly in the Lewandowski cause in the past few days and weeks - at least when the TV cameras were running. The Munich triumvirate categorically ruled out selling the top scorer and repeatedly referred to the current contract, which the Pole had to fulfill and would do, said the executive floor in unison.
But those responsible for the record champions have apparently moved away from this point of view. As the "Sport Bild" reports, the "Basta!" pronounced by Kahn is crumbling. a long time ago. It is said that discussions are already taking place internally as to the amount of the offer from which negotiations with FC Barcelona should begin. A sale of the goalgetter is therefore not off the table.
From what amount Munich would become weak can only be speculated. Spanish media recently wrote of around 50 million euros. And "Bild" also believes that FC Bayern may not be able to resist an offer of this magnitude. One thing is clear, the newspaper claims: with an offer of less than 40 million euros, the German record champions would not even think about selling.
FC Barcelona had recently tried their luck with an attractive offer. 32 plus 5 million euros were not enough for FC Bayern. Whether the Catalans will do more at the negotiating table depends, among other things, on the upcoming general meeting. There decisions are made on steps that would release new financial resources.
Sport1 reports that Barça wants to make "a second, improved offer" to the Munich team as soon as possible. According to this, Barcelona President Joan Laporta assumes that FC Bayern will be more open to selling Lewandowski after Sadio Mané's impending commitment. In addition, there are signs of a cash injection for the Spanish runner-up. According to information from the newspapers "Sport" and "Mundo Deportivo", the Catalans are waving through the planned sale of the club's own Barca Licensing
