My day at Bayern is over: Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski is leaving Bayern Munich. This buzz could be heard in the air for some time. Despite the hopes of the Bayern Munich fans, the Polish striker was locked in the face. However, the striker who won the Champions League has finally opened his mouth to Bayern. Lewandowski says his days at Bayern are over. Leva, who joined the Polish national team camp on Monday amid rumors of a move to Barcelona, ​​said his transfer this summer would be the best decision for both sides.

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Lewandowski's official announcement comes at a time when Liverpool star Sadio Mann is rumored to be joining Bayern this summer. The Liverpool star's latest words are going to match the two. Liverpool's contract with Mann expires in June next year.

The Bayern star said of his departure from Bayern: "At the moment it is certain that my story is over in Bayern Munich and what has happened in recent months is that I cannot imagine any further agreement with the club. I think a change of team would be the best decision for both of us. "

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He is speaking at a time when the Polish star has another one-season contract with Bayern. The Polish star believes the Bavarian superpowers will not stop him from switching sides. Poland are preparing for a World League match against Wales in Warsaw. There, the legend said, "I believe that Bayern will not stop me (forcibly) because it is the beginning of a new possibility.

Earlier, German broadcaster Sport 1 reported that Lewandowski's agent Pini Jahavi and Barcelona had verbally agreed to a three-year deal.

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Lewandowski has scored 312 goals in 384 Bundesliga matches for Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. The Polish have been the top scorers in the Bundesliga for the last five seasons. He has won the Bundesliga Golden Boot seven times in all. He broke the old record for most goals in a single season in the Bundesliga last season with 41 goals.