DBasia.news – Bayern Munich striker, Robert Lewandowski has opened up about the issue that he has the opportunity to play for Chelsea next season. Lewandowski gave a positive sign about moving to Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea under the leadership of Thomas Tuchel has incised a gold ink this season. The Blues advanced to two finals and secured a place in the top four.
First, Chelsea stepped up to the FA Cup final. Although, in the top match was defeated byLeicester City.
Then, another final is in the Champions League. This time, Chelsea emerged victorious. Chelsea defeated Manchester City with Kai Havertz’s only goal.
However, Thomas Tuchel is unsatisfied with the composition of his squad at this time. The German tactician highlighted the sharpness of the Chelsea striker.
The player who received the most attention is Timo Werner. The German national team striker is considered not to have performed as well as when he was at RB Leipzig. The 53 million euro striker has only scored 12 goals in 52 games.
As a result, Chelsea was looking for a new spearhead. Harry Kane, Erling Haaland and Romelu Lukaku are the three top strikers who have been linked with Chelsea.
However, the latest news from Sky Sports Germany says that Lewandowski is also on Chelsea’s radar. In fact, reports mentioned that there has been contact between the two camps.
Lewandowski also tried to shed light on the issue. The striker admitted that he has no idea about future.
“I keep an open mind. I feel great at Bayern. The city is amazing and this club is great,” the 32 year old striker told Canal +.
Currently, Lewandowski is still under contract until 2023. Transfermarkt estimates the striker’s value to reach 60 million euros.
“However, I’m always curious to learn a new language and culture. Whether it happened in my football career or after retiring, I don’t know.”
Lewandowski’s sharpness
Robert Lewandowski is one of the sharpest strikers in the world. In the 2021 season, the Polish national team striker scored 48 goals in just 40 appearances.
Forty-one of those goals came in the Bundesliga. That way, the former Borussia Dortmund player has broken the record set by Gerd Muller in 1971-1972.