Robert Lewandowski has confirmed that he has stated farewell to his Bayern Munich teammates as he edges nearer to a move to Barcelona.
Lewandowski has made no secret of his need to be a part of La Blaugrana this summer season, talking publicly urging Bayern to let him depart on a number of events.
The move had appeared unsure for a while due to Barca’s monetary issues however after the membership operated the ‘second lever’ on their financial restoration just lately, the switch must be accomplished imminently.
As reported by 90min, Barcelona need to full the signing by the tip of the weekend and have agreed a deal price €50m with Bayern.
And Lewandowski confirmed that he could be on the move after finishing what is probably going to be his closing coaching session for Die Roten on Saturday.
“I will come back and say goodbye to all the employees properly. I didn’t have much time to prepare for it now,” the striker informed Sky Sports Germany.
“These eight years were special and you don’t forget that. I had a great time in Munich. I will fly soon, but after the training camp I will come again and say goodbye properly and organize a few things.
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“I stated goodbye to the blokes on the pitch right now I wasn’t fearful about an harm in coaching. Something can occur to me at residence. Wanted to hold match and skilled with the boys once more.”
Lewandowski is set to become the club’s fourth signing of the transfer window after Franck Kessie, Andreas Christensen and Raphinha. Ousmane Dembele has also re-signed after his contract expired at the end of last season.