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People have started getting curious about what Bayern Munich are going to do this summer. Because Lewandowski is very likely to leave the team and join a team like Real Madrid. And this can lead the way for Bayern Munich to start their attempts for signing Erling Haaland. I'm one of the people who think that Haaland shouldn't go there. It can be really boring to see a world-star striker like him having his times at his young age in the Bundesliga. I would definitely like to see him playing in different top leagues immediately.

I dont think that Robert Lewandowski will leave Bayern Munich this summer at all. I think he will stay he is happy there and is scoring a big number of goals. Haaland is too expensive i think and probobly wont sign with Bayern maybe with some england premier league club.

I think he looks happy with Bayern Munich right now and not any issues will left Bavarian for this season depend not any rumors with other club get his sign's. I think Lewandoski have ben 33 years old and not good decision for another club get him with this age right now, maybe keep stay on Bayern Munich for two or three years is best thing for him looking Bundesliga is not really competitive and hard like Primer League or La Liga and Serie A. How ever he still as best forward right now and have chance get top scorer in this season after score 24 goal for Bayern Munich for this season.

I don't think it would be good for Lewandowski to go to another team. He may now consider retiring at Bayern Munich instead of adjusting to a new league. Because he's still playing very well and it can last another year or two. Lewandowski is the top goal scorer in Germany in recent years. If Bayern signs Haaland, then Haaland can overtake him. If he does not transfer, Lewandowski's records will not be broken for many years.

I would not necessarily say that Lewandowskis records will not be broken for many years, records are meant to be broken and that can go from one day to another without anyone expecting it. Lewandowski has his own attachments and sentiments that probably will result in him retiring at Bayern Munich, especially, as you already mentioned, that Lewandowski is already creeping up to the age of what is considered "old man" age in fussball.

Even if he was tempted, I doubt he will be of much interest now.