The announcement was made by Robert Lewandowski. Bayern Munich was leaving the season. Today, the Polish striker said the word with his own mouth, and the story of walking with Bayern is over. Leva thinks the best solution is to change teams.
After joining Bayern in 2014, the Polish star has established himself as one of the best strikers in the world in these eight seasons. The buzz starts before the end of the season, Leva wants to leave Bayern. He also received offers from Barcelona. The Catalan club has expressed interest in buying Leva.
The lever has one more year left in his current contract with Bayern. Barca has offered to buy him for 32 million euros.
Why does Leva want to leave Bayern with one more year left in his contract? The answer to this question can be found in the words of his agent Pini Zahavi. Xavi warned Bayern earlier this month: "Yes, they can keep Leva for another year. In fact, his contract is valid until 2023. But I will not tell them to do that. '
The 33-year-old Leva is not leaving Bayern just for the money, Xavi explained. That is the truth. The players did not lose to Lewandowski, Bayern lost, and people lost to Lewandowski. '
Bayern chief executive Oliver Kahn and sports director Hassan Salihamidich have previously made it clear that the German club will not leave Leva before 2023.
But the Polish star told the media on War Shaw that the relationship had ended today, "Today it has become clear that my story with Bayern is over. Thinking about what has happened in the last few months (with Bayern), I do not think about the future. Swap is the best solution. I believe Bayern will not hold me back just for the sake of it. "
Leva, who is set to set foot on August 34, also hinted at a future destination in a conversation with the Polish media outlet Eleven Sports PL. However, Lever did not like the outspokenness of former German goalkeeper and Bayern chief executive Kane, saying, "I can't say why Lewa chose this path.
Liverpool star striker Sadio Mane is set to be bought by Bayern. Understandably, this is an attempt to fill the lever void. However, the question remains whether Bayern will leave Leva easily.
Bayern general manager Carl Heinz Rumenig said: "What did offer him that Bayern could not? We have to continue talking to him. The club needs him. At 34, he's definitely a goal scorer, one that is unmatched anywhere else in Europe. "
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