Bayern Munich ready to negotiate a final deal for Lewandowski

It was just a matter of time. Bayern Munich is now ready to negotiate the transfer of Robert Lewandowski to FC Barcelona. According to Sky Sport, the Bavarian club has slightly lowered its economic demands to unblock the release of their Polish striker, who has actively and passively made it clear that he wants to put an end to his eight-year spell at the Allianz Arena.

The first step to solve the future of Bayern's number 9, who is very much desired by Xavi Hernandez, was for his team to decide to sit at the table. According to the aforementioned media, Bayern will now listen to offers of around 45 million euros between fixed and variable. The German leaders have softened their positions to give way to the final and definitive offer of Barça, a sign of their desire to culminate the negotiations with an agreement as soon as possible.

Joan Laporta acknowledged in the presentation of Andreas Christensen that the Barcelona team's offices were waiting for an answer to their last proposal. The offer has not been accepted, but for the first time, the inputs have been very positive. It would be beneficial for all parties involved in the deal if Lewandowski's arrival at Barça could be completed as soon as possible, preferably before the weekend. Bayern want to avoid at all costs any possibility of booing and whistling by the Munich fans at the presentation of the team, while Xavi would do very well to have him from the first day of the tour of the United States and the player only thinks about putting on the azulgrana shirt.