Robert Lewandowski has once again reaffirmed his desire to leave Bayern Munich this season to take up a fresh challenge in his career. One of the greatest goal-scorers of the present era, Lewandowski has been a prolific striker for the Bundesliga giants since joining the club in 2014 and his stature has grown with every passing season. Lewandowski played an instrumental role in Bayern's last Champions League triumph in 2020 and has been a force to reckon with in the Bundesliga over the years.

The Polis striker enjoyed a fabulous campaign in 2021-22 where he was unstoppable for Bayern across all competitions with a whopping 50 goals. The winner of the FIFA Best Award for the last two seasons was also seen as the favourite to win the Ballon d'Or in 2020 but the event had to be scrapped due to COVID-19.

While many would expect Bayern to do all that is possible to keep their top-scorer last season at the club at all cost, Lewandowski has hinted his relationship with the club is at an all-time low. The Polis striker said he was not listened to by the club till the end and felt something 'died&nbsp;inside him' during negotiations for a new contract.

“I am leaving because I want more emotions in my life. They didn’t want to listen to me until the end. Something died inside me, and it’s impossible to get over that. Even if you want to be professional, you can’t make up for it," Lewandowski told OneSport.

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After spending eight years at Bayern Munich and scoring hundreds of goals for the club while helping them dominate in Germany and in Europe, Lewandowski feels he has given his all and should be let go of respectfully. The Polish superstar doesn't want to spoil his relationship with the club and take a one-sided decision.

“When you have been at the club for so many years, you were always ready, you were available, despite the injuries and pain you gave your best, I think it will be best to find a good solution for both sides. And not to look for a one-sided decision," Lewandowski said.

“That does not make sense. Not after this time. After such a successful path and on my part of readiness and support, this loyalty and respect are probably more important than this business," he added.

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Bayern might block Lewandowski's move away from the club as he still has one year left on his current contract which expires in 2023. However, the Polish striker is in no mood to stay and has set his heart on switching clubs this year.

When asked if Bayern can potentially stop him from moving, Lewandowski sent a strong warning to the club and said no player would want to join such a club where players are not allowed to make decisions on their future as per their own choice.

&nbsp;“What for? What kind of player will then want to come to Bayern knowing that something like this could happen to him? Where are the loyalty and respect then?

“I have always been ready, I have spent eight beautiful years here, I have met so many wonderful people and I would like it to stay that way in my head," Lewandowski said. He has been heavily linked to FC Barcelona this summer and has reportedly made up his mind to join the La Liga giants ahead of the new season. 
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Robert Lewandowski has once again reaffirmed his desire to leave Bayern Munich this season to take up a fresh challenge in his career. One of the greatest goal-scorers of the present era, Lewandowski has been a prolific striker for the Bundesliga giants since joining the club in 2014 and his stature has grown with every passing season.

Robert Lewandowski has once again reaffirmed his desire to leave Bayern Munich this season to take up a fresh challenge in his career. One of the greatest goal-scorers of the present era, Lewandowski has been a prolific striker for the Bundesliga giants since joining the club in 2014 and his stature has grown with every passing season. Lewandowski played an instrumental role in Bayern's last Champions League triumph in 2020 and has been a force to reckon with in the Bundesliga over the years. The Polis striker enjoyed a fabulous campaign in 2021-22 where he was unstoppable for Bayern across all competitions with a whopping 50 goals. The winner of the FIFA Best Award for the last two seasons was also seen as the favourite to win the Ballon d'Or in 2020 but the event had to be scrapped due to COVID-19. While many would expect Bayern to do all that is possible to keep their top-scorer last season at the club at all cost, Lewandowski has hinted his relationship with the club is at an all-time low. The Polis striker said he was not listened to by the club till the end and felt something 'died inside him' during negotiations for a new contract. “I am leaving because I want more emotions in my life. They didn’t want to listen to me until the end. Something died inside me, and it’s impossible to get over that. Even if you want to be professional, you can’t make up for it," Lewandowski told OneSport. Also Read: Messi & Coutinho only Barca players who didn't text me: Brazilian model makes startling claims about Pique After spending eight years at Bayern Munich and scoring hundreds of goals for the club while helping them dominate in Germany and in Europe, Lewandowski feels he has given his all and should be let go of respectfully. The Polish superstar doesn't want to spoil his relationship with the club and take a one-sided decision. “When you have been at the club for so many years, you were always ready, you were available, despite the injuries and pain you gave your best, I think it will be best to find a good solution for both sides. And not to look for a one-sided decision," Lewandowski said. “That does not make sense. Not after this time. After such a successful path and on my part of readiness and support, this loyalty and respect are probably more important than this business," he added. Also Read: Cristiano Ronaldo's mother in tears after her son scores in Portugal's 4-0 win vs Switzerland - Watch Bayern might block Lewandowski's move away from the club as he still has one year left on his current contract which expires in 2023. However, the Polish striker is in no mood to stay and has set his heart on switching clubs this year. When asked if Bayern can potentially stop him from moving, Lewandowski sent a strong warning to the club and said no player would want to join such a club where players are not allowed to make decisions on their future as per their own choice. “What for? What kind of player will then want to come to Bayern knowing that something like this could happen to him? Where are the loyalty and respect then? “I have always been ready, I have spent eight beautiful years here, I have met so many wonderful people and I would like it to stay that way in my head," Lewandowski said. He has been heavily linked to FC Barcelona this summer and has reportedly made up his mind to join the La Liga giants ahead of the new season.

'What kind of player will come to Bayern then?': Lewandowski warns Bundesliga giants not to block his transfer

Robert Lewandowski said Monday that his time with Bayern Munich was over, without specifying his future plans, amid reports that Barcelona have made him an offer.&nbsp; "Today it is certain that my story with Bayern has come to an end," the Polish star striker told reporters in Warsaw.

"I can't imagine further cooperation, after what has happened over the last few months. A transfer will be the best solution. I trust that Bayern won't stop me, just because they can," he added.

With a year left on Lewandowski's contract, Barcelona have reportedly made an offer of 32 million euros ($34.5 million) to sign him. In an interview with Polish broadcaster Eleven Sports PL, Lewandowski dropped a teaser about how he would enjoy living in Spain.&nbsp;

"I think it's a really good place -- not just to go on holiday there," he said, adding that he has a house in Mallorca.

Bayern CEO Oliver Khan and director of sports Hasan Salihamidzic have both publically stated the club will not let Lewandowski leave before 2023. Earlier this month, Lewandowski's agent Pini Zahavi warned Bayern against insisting on the contract.

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"Of course they can keep Robert for another year, to be fair he has a contract until 2023, but I wouldn't recommend that to them," Zahavi told German daily Bild.

He added that the issue for Lewandowski is not about extra money.&nbsp;

"He has felt disrespected by those in charge (at Bayern) for months, that's the truth. FC Bayern has not lost Lewandowski the player, but Robert the person."

Zahavi said he hopes Bayern's senior figures "will think about it again" and allow Lewandowski the opportunity "to fulfil a lifelong dream and move to the club (Barcelona) he has always dreamed of."

A back-to-back winner of FIFA's best male player award, Lewandowski has won every title available since joining Bayern in 2014, including eight Bundesliga trophies for a total of 10 having won two with ex-club Dortmund.

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He also won the Champions League with Bayern in 2020.

Lewandowski was top-scorer in the Bundesliga last season for the fifth year running after netting 35 goals in Germany's top flight.

On Monday, Bayern also confirmed the exit of France midfielder Corentin Tolisso whose contract has expired after five years in Munich.

Robert Lewandowski said Monday that his time with Bayern Munich was over, without specifying his future plans, amid reports that Barcelona have made him an offer.

Robert Lewandowski said Monday that his time with Bayern Munich was over, without specifying his future plans, amid reports that Barcelona have made him an offer. "Today it is certain that my story with Bayern has come to an end," the Polish star striker told reporters in Warsaw. "I can't imagine further cooperation, after what has happened over the last few months. A transfer will be the best solution. I trust that Bayern won't stop me, just because they can," he added. With a year left on Lewandowski's contract, Barcelona have reportedly made an offer of 32 million euros ($34.5 million) to sign him. In an interview with Polish broadcaster Eleven Sports PL, Lewandowski dropped a teaser about how he would enjoy living in Spain. "I think it's a really good place -- not just to go on holiday there," he said, adding that he has a house in Mallorca. Bayern CEO Oliver Khan and director of sports Hasan Salihamidzic have both publically stated the club will not let Lewandowski leave before 2023. Earlier this month, Lewandowski's agent Pini Zahavi warned Bayern against insisting on the contract. Read more: France hosts emergency meeting after Champions League final chaos blamed on Liverpool "Of course they can keep Robert for another year, to be fair he has a contract until 2023, but I wouldn't recommend that to them," Zahavi told German daily Bild. He added that the issue for Lewandowski is not about extra money. "He has felt disrespected by those in charge (at Bayern) for months, that's the truth. FC Bayern has not lost Lewandowski the player, but Robert the person." Zahavi said he hopes Bayern's senior figures "will think about it again" and allow Lewandowski the opportunity "to fulfil a lifelong dream and move to the club (Barcelona) he has always dreamed of." A back-to-back winner of FIFA's best male player award, Lewandowski has won every title available since joining Bayern in 2014, including eight Bundesliga trophies for a total of 10 having won two with ex-club Dortmund. Read more: Kings of Europe! Chaos, controversy and drama but Real Madrid win 14th Champions League crown He also won the Champions League with Bayern in 2020. Lewandowski was top-scorer in the Bundesliga last season for the fifth year running after netting 35 goals in Germany's top flight. On Monday, Bayern also confirmed the exit of France midfielder Corentin Tolisso whose contract has expired after five years in Munich.

'My story has come to an end': Robert Lewandowski confirms he will be leaving Bayern Munich

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'What kind of player will come to Bayern then?': Lewandowski warns Bundesliga giants not to block his transfer

'My story has come to an end': Robert Lewandowski confirms he will be leaving Bayern Munich