Bayern will not sell Lewandowski, even for €150m – Rummenigge

The Poland international wants to leave the

German club but even a huge offer will not

convince them to let him go in this transfer

window

Bayern Munich will not sell Robert 

Lewandowski, even if a bid of €150 

million 

(£134m/$175m) is made, according to 

chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

Lewandowski's agent revealed in May that 

the striker wants to leave Bayern, and this 

week head coach Niko Kovac admitted 

that the striker still "toys" with the 

prospect of leaving after four successful 

years at the Allianz Arena, but insisted the 

club will not grant his wish.

Real Madrid have been linked with the 29-

year-old for some time, while Maurizio 

Sarri has reportedly identified him as a 

top 

Chelsea target during the final nine days 

of 

the Premier League's transfer window.

Last week, Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-

Joachim Watzke said his side would be 

willing to pay €100m (£88.8m/$116m) to 

bring him back from their Bundesliga 

rivals.

However, Rummenigge says there is no 

amount of money that could be offered 

that will make Bayern change their stance 

on the Poland international, who has three 

years left on his contract.

"With Robert, we clearly want to send a 

signal to people within and outside the 

club: Bayern Munich are completely 

different to other clubs who get weak 

when certain sums come along," he told 

TZ.

"We want to show that our door remains 

closed. We are completely satisfied with 

him, and, in his position, there are only a 

few players who are comparable.

We have no interest in selling him and it 

does not matter if somebody offers €100 

or €150 million. The top quality we have 

stays with us."

Lewandowski has won four Bundesliga 

titles, two DFL-Supercups and the DFB-

Pokal since joining Bayern from Borussia 

Dortmund in 2014.

He has finished as top goalscorer in 

Germany's top flight in three of the last 

five seasons, including 2017-18, in which 

he scored 29 league goals.