Lewandowski signing could end up costing Barça €50m with add-ons
Bayern are due a fee every time he hits 25 goals in a season, per reports in Germany
Barcelona paid €45 million to sign Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski in the summer. But according to German journalist Tobi Altschaeffl of 'Sport Bild', possible add-ons could take the total cost of the deal to €50m.
Per the report, Barça have to pay €1.25m in each season that Lewandowski scores 25 goals. Keeping in mind that he has signed a four-year contract at Camp Nou, that could be worth a total of €5m.
For now, the Polish striker has scored 17 goals in 16 games this season, so everything suggests he will easily hit that target in 2022-23.
Lewandowski, 34, is showing why Barça signed him and justifying the price they paid for him. He is the top score for the club and in Spain and has helped Xavi's side to second in LaLiga, three points back from Real Madrid.
Forward teammates Ousmane Dembélé (4 goals), Ferran Torres (3), Ansu Fati (3) and Raphinha (1) are a long way behind Lewandowski, who has only been rested in one game, away at Cadiz.
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