Robert Lewandowski is apparently considering a strike

Robert Lewandowski is apparently considering a strike to force a move from Bayern Munich to FC Barcelona. That reports the picture. Accordingly, it is out of the question for the 33-year-old striker from Poland to appear again on Säbener Straße.

As his advisor at the time, Maik Barthel, now reveals, there was also a strike by Lewandowski in 2013. At that time, a year before the end of his contract with Borussia Dortmund, he was aiming for a transfer to FC Bayern, but was only allowed to move on a free transfer in the summer of 2014. “It was already considered that he would not appear for training,” said Barthel picture. Ultimately the plan was scrapped.

And this time? “I trust Robert not to show up for training,” says Barthel. Training starts on July 12th. In the course of Sadio Mane’s introduction, CEO Oliver Kahn said: “We look forward to him showing up with us on the first day of training.” A few days ago there were rumors from Spain about a possible strike by Lewandowski.

On Wednesday, several German media reported that FC Barcelona had increased their offer for Lewandowski to a fixed sum of 40 million euros. There would also be bonus payments that could increase the amount to almost 50 million euros.

To table footballHowever, those responsible for Bayern know nothing about this offer. A general blockade of the transfer, as the bosses around Oliver Kahn and Hasan Salihamidzic recently expressed, apparently no longer exists. the picture reports meanwhile about the first talks with Barcelona.

The German record champion is said to be demanding up to 60 million euros for his star striker, who is pushing for a change despite a contract until 2023. Barcelona initially wanted to pay 32, later 35 million. The club recently improved their extremely tight financial situation by selling TV and marketing rights. Up to 700 million euros should flow into the cash register. Noisy picture Barca’s club management is in close contact with Lewandowski.