Thread Details Robert Lewandowski's First Day Back At Bayern Munich, He Doesn't Want To Be There

Nothing has materialised as of yet and so the former Borussia Dortmund striker returned to training with Bayern on Wednesday.

German outlet BILD did a full breakdown of Lewandowski's behaviour in what they describe as "a listless session".

Lewandowski turned up at Säbener Strasse, Bayern's training ground, in his Audi but was six minutes late.

Normally the 33-year-old would be one of the first players on the training pitch but with his head clearly elsewhere, he was the very last player on this occasion.

10.31am was when Lewandowski, wearing the new white and gold away strip, strolled onto the surface.

He ended up starting all training exercises last, without "100 per cent commitment" and with "sagging shoulders".

Lewandowski's body language was off and he is said to have barely spoken to his teammates - only chatting to Leon Goretzka and Jamal Musala.

Worryingly, he did not have a single conversation with manager Julian Nagelsmann. As published pictures show, he was not interested whatsoever when the German coach was giving a talk to his players.

Stood on the outside, he regularly looked away and stretched his thighs.

After fitness drills, Bayern played a practice game and Lewandowski, playing for the A team, didn't find the net once.

He is accused of not "properly going for the ball" but the worst of his antics came afterwards.

The losing side, wearing the bibs, were instructed to do press-ups as a punishment but Lewandowski didn't fancy it. Instead, he simply helped himself to a cold beverage.

Lewandowski wasted no time waiting around following training and was swiftly off and out 22 minutes after the session finished.

It's reported that Nagelsmann and the squad are not sure how to deal with their wantaway talisman but the chances of him playing for Bayern again look slim.