Rober Lewandowski says goodbye to Bayern to sign with Barça

Striker Robert Lewandowski, who in the coming hours will become a new Barcelona player for the next three seasons, said goodbye to Bayern Munich and his teammates on Saturday in his last training as a player of the German team. Today I said goodbye to the boys in the field. He wasn’t worried about an injury in training. Something can happen to me at home. I wanted to stay in shape and go back to training with the guys,” he told Sky Sports. These 8 years were special and that is not forgotten. I had a great time in Munich. I didn’t have time to prepare either. I’m going to fly soon, but I’ll come back and say goodbye properly to all the employees and organize some things, the house, etc.”” he added. Robert Lewandowski during a training session with Poland/EFE Lewandowski’s idea, for which Barça will pay 45 million plus another 5 million in variables to Bayern, is to join as soon as possible the tour that his new team begins today in the United States.We recommend you read Robert Lewandowski, 34, and Barcelona have a closed agreement for weeks, but the Barça entity and Bayern Munich, which gave this Friday the final OK to the transfer, still have to close all the details of the operation so that the signing is official. He has a degree in Communication Sciences from the Universidad de Occidente, Unidad Guasave, with a specialty in Media. In his career as a journalist he has done work focused on the agricultural, fishing, health, economic sector, among others. In 2016 he joined EL DEBATE, where he worked as a reporter for locals in Guasave, where he also covered the current affairs, sports and police sections. Since 2017 he entered the digital area as a reporter for the portal of the newspaper EL DEBATE in www.debate.com.mx specializing in the Sports section. In addition to studying and passing the “Sports Journalism Workshop” at the University of Guadalajara in its Virtual University system. cornelio.figueroa@debate.com.mx See more



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