Bayern Munich reject Barcelona's third offer for striker Lewandowski
The Catalan club are working hard on the signing of the Poland star
Bayern want more than €50m to sell the player, who wants to leave
Bayern Munich have rejected Barcelona's third offer for Robert Lewandowski. According to BILD, the Bavarian club have turned down the Blaugrana proposal worth €40 million upfront with €5m in potential add-ons. Barça will have to keep insisting if they want to sign the striker.
After two offers without any response, Bayern have at least replied. The reply, though, as expected, was not positive for Barça. Bayern will only listen to offers worth over €50m for the Poland international. It's a big fee for a player that turns 34 in August and has just one year on his contract.
As revealed by SPORT, Barça have improved on their initial offers to try and unblock the issue. They have reached €40m -- the amount they wanted to spend initially -- with add-ons included, but it's not convinced Bayern. The two clubs are condemned to come to an understanding, though, with Lewandowski making it clear he wants to move this summer.
