PSG director discusses Lewandowski transfer with agents, striker wants Barcelona move

Barcelona’s pursuit of Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski is no hidden secret as the Catalans wish to land the 33-year-old this summer to bolster their attacking unit.

However, reports this weekend indicated that the Blaugrana are set to face competition from Paris Saint-Germain in the race to sign the Poland captain.

Despite having managed to retain the services of Kylian Mbappe, it seems like PSG are eyeing another marquee addition in the summer transfer window as they look to realise their European ambitions.

Lewandowski, to that end, has emerged as a transfer target, with journalist Loic Tanzi now reporting that PSG’s new sporting director, Luis Campos, has discussed the possibility of a move with the striker’s agents.

However, the journalist adds that there has been no concrete action taken from the Ligue 1 champions other than the chat, while also stating that Lewandowski clearly wishes to join Barcelona.

It has been suggested that the former Borussia Dortmund striker has penned a three-year deal with the Blaugrana worth €12 million per year net wages.

Tanzi reaffirms those widespread reports, insisting that the legendary goalscorer, who netted 50 goals in 2021/22, has already signed a contract with Barcelona.

However, Bayern Munich are yet to respond to the offer made by the Catalan giants, which has stalled the operation at the moment. The Bavarian giants have been insistent on keeping hold of the 33-year-old despite him expressing his desire to leave in the summer.

And with PSG also entering the fray, it remains to be seen whether Barcelona face more hurdles in their attempts to land Lewandowski this summer.