The Polish striker, 33, has been linked with a stunning transfer exit away from the Allianz Arena. His current contract expires in 2023, meaning he will be going into the final 12 months next season.
Manchester United and Barcelona would likely be among the frontrunners for Lewandowski’s signature, especially if Bayern landed Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund.
However, when asked about the possibility of his No9 leaving in a cut-price transfer to the Nou Camp this summer, Bayern chief Hasan Salihamidzic ruled it out.
The ex-Bosnia and Herzegovina full-back told Sky90: “Selling Lewandowski if Barcelona offers €40-50m [£33m to £42m]? No.”
Then quizzed on whether that means Lewandowski is definitely staying, Salihamidzic added: “Yes, he has a contract until 2023.”
Lewandowski has scored a remarkable 342 goals in just 372 appearances for Bayern – including 48 in 43 this term.
And the sporting director then confirmed the club plan to open contract negotiations over an extension soon now the Bundesliga title is wrapped up because the Bavarians desperately want to keep him if it makes financial sense.
Salihamidzic continued: “Of course. Lewandowski is highly appreciated. The fans love him.
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