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Robert Lewandowski: Barcelona highly interested in signing Bayern Munich striker

Sky Germany reporter Marc Behrenbeck: "What we know at the moment: Barca wants him, Lewandowski is open for Barcelona. It was always a dream for him to play in Spain - either Real Madrid or Barca. Xavi desperately wants a world class striker, who can guarantee 30 or more goals a season."

Robert Lewandowski gestures after completing his hat-trick
Image: Robert Lewandowski is attracting the interest of Barcelona

Barcelona are highly interested in signing Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski.

According to Sky in Germany, Lewandowski is open to a move to Barcelona and it is a dream for him to play in Spain.

A two or three-year contract is in the making worth £25m to £33m per season as the 33-year-old plots his next move.

Reports that Lewandowski, who is out of contract in the summer of 2023, has requested a transfer with Bayern officials, however, are not correct.

Barcelona, who continued their resurgence with a 3-2 win over Levante on Sunday evening, want to make at least one marquee signing this summer despite their financial problems, which mean they cannot afford Erling Haaland.

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Manchester United's Scott McTominay says Lewandowski and team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo are the perfect templates for players to use in order to increase longevity within football

Xavi's side are now unbeaten in 15 games in la Liga and sit second in the table, but the Spaniard appears keen to add another centre-forward to his ranks with Lewandowski seemingly high up the list of candidates.

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The Poland international has scored 46 goals in 40 games in all competitions this season and is currently the top scorer in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League.

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In his eight seasons with Bayern, Lewandowski has scored an incredible 340 goals in 369 appearances and is only behind Gerd Muller in their all-time record scorer list.

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Lewandowski was crowned the best men's player after setting a new record for most Bundesliga goals in a calendar year

Lewandowski: I am open to everything

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Sky Germany's Florian Plettenberg provides an update on Lewandowski's contract situation at Bayern Munich and what it could mean for any move for Erling Haaland

In March, Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski said about a potential summer move:

"I am open to everything. I'm quiet," he told Sky in Germany.

"It is important for me to be able to focus on my game, always on what can happen in the last match.

"Everything that remains to be done regarding the contracts is a secondary issue and remains in the background."

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Lewandowski opens the scoring against Leverkusen with a very cheeky backheel flick from inside the area

'Xavi desperately wants a world class striker'

Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring Bayern's first goal of the game (Sven Hoppe/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images)
Image: Lewandowski has scored 46 goals in 40 appearances for Bayern this season

Sky Germany reporter Marc Behrenbeck:

"We did a lot of research in the last weeks and what we know is that Barcelona are highly interested in Lewandowski, especially because a transfer of Erling Haaland won't happen.

"And that is what we know at the moment: Barca want him, Lewandowski is open for Barcelona. It was always a dream for him to play in Spain - either Real Madrid or Barcelona.

"There have been talks already. Xavi desperately wants a world class striker, who can guarantee 30 or more goals a season.

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Highlights from Bayern Munich's 4-0 win over Hoffenheim, including an impressive strike from Lewandowski

"A two- or three year contract is in the making with a salary of about 35-40m euros a year.

"Barcelona are not able to pay high fees but high salaries. There is information from a Polish journalist that Lewandowski has already talked to Oliver Kahn about a transfer in a personal meeting.

"That's not true to what we know, there was no such meeting. So no request from Lewandowski to Bayern for a transfer."

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