Bayern not sell Lewandowski even received 200 million euros

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski will not be sold and information about the £ 200m fee is meaningless, club president Uli Hoeness said.

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Lewandowski is at the heart of Bayern in the closing stages of the 2017/18 season, when the 29-year-old's agent publicly declared his client wanted to part with the Allianz Arena team.

M.U, Real, Chelsea emerged as the team wants to have the equipment of the Polish striker. It has even been announced that Bayern wants to sell Lewandowski for a fee of 200 million euros.

Bayern refused to sell Lewandowski
Bayern refused to sell Lewandowski

However, Hoeness has denied the rumors yet and insists the striker's stance is not for sale. "The transfer fee of 200 million euros is meaningless, Robert is not a player to sell and will continue to stick with us next season," Hoeness said.

Lewandowski has had four seasons with Bayern and last season the striker has scored 41 goals in all competitions. His current contract with the Bavarian Gray Lobster is still valid until 2021