Poison darts were ’flying’ between Robert Lewandowski and Hasan Salihamidžić, but the Pole’s transfer to Barcelona from Bayern Munich hasn’t changed that, and the comments haven’t stopped. Disappointed with the way the Bavarians behaved during the negotiations and that they had created an image in the public that he was some sort of traitor, Leva said after arriving in Catalunya that “individuals were not telling the truth”, and that he had to accept that, even though it was „a lot of bulls—, a lot of s— said about“ him. Lewa: ‘I had to accept a lot of bulls**t from Bayern’In the end, Lewandowski left the Allianz Arena in a transfer worth 45 million euros, but upon hearing Lewa’s comments, his former superior, sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic didn’t mince words. I can’t understand it at all. My dad taught me that when you leave, you never shut the door with your butt. Robert is well on his way to doing just that” explained Salihamidzic to Bild. Barca spent 153 million euros on the verge of bankruptcy; Laporta stands firm: Mind your own business, we’re out of the hospitalBrazzo didn’t talk only about Lewandowski, but also about his new club Barcelona, a few days ago. And Bayern’s sporting director was also critical of president Joan Laporta. “With all the clubs we spoke to, we always intended to treat each other with respect and to have fair and serious negotiations. The statements made at the negotiating table by Barcelona were not okay. Liverpool made very, very good comments. It was also important to me that Juve and Ajax also have the feeling that FC Bayern is behaving well. We will definitely talk to Joan Laporta about it the next time we see each other“ said Bayern director after a Super Cup win over Leipzig. ##NAJAVA_MECA_6533916##
