Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has been linked to Paris Saint-Germain as a possible replacement for Kylian Mbappé. However, if the 23-year-old departs the French capital this year, they’ll need someone to replace the goal production.
Lewandowski has one more year left on his contract and has been the subject of various rumors linking him to an exit from the German giants. However, as the summer months approach, Bayern Munich doesn’t plan to let the 33-year-old leave.
The Bundesliga side’s sporting director, Hasan Salihamidzic, stated to Sky Sports Germany (via Mundo Deportivo) that there are no plans to sell the Poland international and said “yes” when it comes to ruling out any possible departure of Lewandowski.
Along with PSG, FC Barcelona was another club that was rumored to be in on the veteran goal scorer. If Mbappé does indeed leave for Real Madrid this summer, Les Parisiens will need to look elsewhere to find a replacement for the goal production that will be missed.
