Robert Lewandowski is moving from FC Bayern to FC Barcelona

Robert Lewandowski’s move from FC Bayern to FC Barcelona is dry. This is reported by several media unanimously. The official confirmation of the clubs is still pending.

Accordingly, the people of Munich agreed with those responsible for Barca on a transfer fee of 45 million euros plus five million euros in possible bonus payments. Lewandowski is said to have signed a four-year contract with the Catalans until 2026. Other sources report a contract until 2025 plus an option for a further year.

Noisy picture The deal came just after midnight after the Spaniards submitted a fourth bid for the Polish striker on Friday. The 33-year-old, who was under contract with the German record champions until 2023, will therefore no longer be present at Bayern’s team presentation in the Allianz Arena on Saturday.

Lewandowski is scheduled to complete the mandatory medical at the weekend, sign his contract and then fly to Miami for the US tour with Barca on Sunday. Incidentally, Lewy consultant Pini Zahavi is said to have described the transfer as one of the most difficult and largest deals of his long career.

Lewandowski listless in training

This ended the long game of Lewandowski. The world footballer had been pushing for a move to Barcelona for some time. The people in charge at Bayern, headed by sports director Hasan Salihamidzic and CEO Oliver Kahn, initially categorically ruled out a premature change for the Pole.

So Lewandowski had to appear in Munich for training during the week and appeared somewhat listless. He was also late several times.

Lewandowski with incredible yield

Lewandowski switched from Borussia Dortmund to FC Bayern in 2014. In eight years he won eight championships, the Champions League, the European Super Cup, the Club World Cup, the DFB Cup three times and the German Super Cup five times with the Munich team.

In addition, in the 2020/2021 season he managed the unthinkable feat of scoring 41 goals in the Bundesliga. The man from Warsaw broke Gerd Müller’s record.

In total, Lewandowski appeared in 375 competitive games for Bayern. He scored an incredible 344 goals and prepared 72 goals.

Robert Lewandowski: His statistics for FC Bayern