Robert Lewandowski Says His Time At Bayern Munich Is 'OVER'

​Robert Lewandowski says his time at Bayern Munich is OVER and hopes they can finalise a transfer this summer. 

Lewandowski has revealed that he no longer wants to continue at Bayern, stating a transfer away from the club is the 'best solution'.

Speaking at a press conference ahead of Poland's Nations League fixtures, he said: "My era at Bayern is over. I don't see any possibility to continue playing for this club anymore."

He added: "Bayern is a serious club and I believe that they will not keep me just because they can.​

"A transfer is the best solution. I hope they don't stop me."​

The 33-year-old has enjoyed eight trophy-laden seasons at Bayern since his move from Borussia Dortmund in 2014.

He's scored an incredible 344 goals for the German giants, winning an impressive eight Bundesliga titles. 

He's also helped his side win German cups not to mention the prestigious Champions League in 2020.

Lewandowski has bagged a staggering 50 goals in all competitions this term and set a new Bundesliga record last season.

He netted 41 league goals to surpass Gerd Muller's 49-year-old record of 40 goals. 

Barcelona and Chelsea are thought to be interested in signing Lewandowski this summer. 

Reports suggest that Bayern are plotting a move for Liverpool's Sadio Mane as Lewandowski's replacement. 

Mane, 30, has enjoyed six brilliant seasons at Anfield, scoring 120 goals.

But his time at Liverpool appears to be over, with a move to Germany on the cards.