According to several reports from Spain, Germany, and the transfer guru himself, Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona and Bayern Munich have agreed on the transfer of Polish striker Robert Lewandowski to the Catalan club.
Here we go: “Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona! FC Bayern has just informed Barça that their last offer has been accepted. All sides have finally come to a conclusion. #FCB
Lewandowski requested that Bayern leave on Friday as well since he would like to join Barcelona over the weekend.”
— Fabrizio Romano on July 15, 2022 (@FabrizioRomano).
The transfer has reportedly been finalised for 45 million euros, with a further 5 million to be added in performance bonuses, according to the most credible sources affiliated to both teams. Lewandowski will sign a three-year contract, but according to certain sources, he may ultimately sign a four-year deal with Barça.
Lewandowski will travel with the team for the United States tour next week after spending this weekend in the Catalan capital for medical exams and the contract signing.
The Polish international, who played for Bayern Munich for seven seasons and scored 344 goals in 375 matches, is still regarded as one of the greatest scorers in sports today. Lewandowski was Xavi Hernández's top objective during the summer transfer window, and Barça's team is getting even better in preparation for the upcoming campaign.
Although it's not quite official, it's safe to say: WELCOME TO BARCA, LEWANDOWSKI!