“Everything is OK. I met with everyone and now I can leave with a clean heart,” Robert Lewandowski said.
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The Spaniard is recognized as a coach who encourages technical excellence, having been brought up through the FC Barcelona system and taken the teachings with him.
This development is in spite of Lewandowski wanting to force through a transfer to FC Barcelona this summer.
Robert Lewandowski, 33, emerged as a top target for the Blaugrana towards the end of the 2021/2022 season.
That’s according to Okdiario’s chief pundit Eduardo Inda, when speaking on El Chiringuito.
The midfielder has agreed a four-year deal with the Blaugrana, which was made official on Monday following months of speculation.
Last week, president Joan Laporta promised to activate the “levers” that would ease FC Barcelona’s financial concerns.
Erik ten Hag coached the 25-year-old at Ajax and feels the midfielder will be an important part of the rebuild he is undertaking at Old Trafford.
The club’s latest attempt to land the 33-year-old Bundesliga top goalscorer could be tabled before the end of the week.
The long-serving 30-year-old’s previous deal expired at the end of June and he had been linked with Atletico Madrid and LA Galaxy.
Romeu also hinted star talents such as Frenkie de Jong could be allowed to leave if their departures would allow Barca to strengthen Xavi’s squad.
The Catalan club’s spot in next season’s UEFA Champions League was secured earlier in May.
The offer has been made for the two-time world footballer of the year, who has said he would not renew his Bayern Munich contract when it expires in 2023.
The three were the only founding clubs not to renounce the widely-derided Super League after the breakaway project’s collapse in April 2021.
A close-range header in the first half was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s 11th goal in his past 14 games for Barcelona.
Barca’s all-time appearances leader left the club last summer in a free transfer after the Catalans failed to navigate a strict La Liga salary cap while mired in debts circling $1.5bn.
“He wants to be there and shows commitment. We will see if it is enough. If he’s not 100 percent fit, he won’t play,” Xavi told a news conference on Wednesday.
Barca have five titles in the UEFA Champions Cup/League and four from the defunct Cup Winners’ Cup, but have never won the UEFA Cup/Europa League.
The Catalan giants, managed by former midfielder Xavi, are hell-bent on bringing Haaland to the Nou Camp, but know that the Norweigan forward is also wanted by the likes of Real Madrid and Manchester City, both of whom are frontrunners.
In the cryptic tweet, the FC Barcelona Femení striker wrote, “Life is just unfair…. tired of trying.”