Barca President Laporta Clears The Air, Makes Urgent Statement About Lewandowski

• Robert Lewandowski could be on his way to Spanish side Barcelona at the end of the ongoing League season
• This is according to Barcelona president Laporta who explained that the club are working to sign the Polish striker
• Lewandowski has been playing for Bayern Munich for the past 8 years and has been tipped to win the Ballon d'Or award

Joan Laporta who is the president of Spanish giants Barcelona has stated clearly that Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has a better chance of joining the Catalans.

The 59-year-old lawyer made this known while responding to question from a fan who wanted to know about the speculation surrounding the future of Robert Lewandowski.

Robert Lewandowski's current contract at Bayern Munich will expire in the summer of 2023 and as the Polish striker has spent the last eight years of his career in Germany.

According to the report on GOAL, Joan Laporta explained that his side are working towards landing the big striker.

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Joan Laporta's conversation with a fan below

"Joan, is Lewandowski coming or not?" The Camp Nou chief replied: "This one has a better chance of coming, yes."

Should Robert Lewandowski ends up joining Barcelona in the summer, then the Spanish team will be more stronger with the pairing of him and Aubameyang.

Since joining Barcelona on a free transfer from Arsenal, Aubameyang has made his presence at the Camp Nou felt scoring good goals for the team.

Stunning reason Barcelona forward refused to play for the Black Stars drops

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Memphis Depay turned down an approach by the Ghana Football Association to have him named in the Black Stars squad due to his father.

The Barcelona attacker was born to a Ghanaian father and a Dutch mother, thus the 28-year-old was eligible to play for the Black Stars.

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But Depay, who has Ghanaian dual citizenship, Ghana and the Netherlands, chose to represent the European powerhouse, the country of his birth.

In an interview with the BBC back in 2021, Depay made a stunning revelation that he was abandoned by his father, Dennis Depay, when he was a kid.

Depay, however, has set up charity organisations in Ghana to embark on various projects.

He first visited the West African country in 2019 and donated sporting equipment to the Cape Coast Deaf and Blind school and the Ghana Blind Sports Association.