Barcelona’s Robert Lewandowski Accuses Bayern Munich of Spreading Lies About Him Before His Departure

• Bayern Munich and Barcelona have been involved in a war of words since Robert Lewandowski's transfer
• Julian Nagelsmann questioned how Barcelona were able to buy so many players despite being deep in debt
• Robert Lewandowski has fired back at his former club Bayern Munich and accused them of spreading lies about him

The war of words between Bayern Munich and Barcelona continues.

The two European giants have taken pot shots at each other following Robert Lewandowski’s transfer from the German champions to the Spanish side.

Lewandowski himself has now got involved in the verbal sparring, accusing Bayern of spreading lies about him while he was trying to leave the club, The Mirror reported.

"The club tried to find an argument why they could sell me to another club. Maybe because it was difficult to explain to fans. I had to accept that it was a lot of bulls*** said about me,” he said.

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The Polish striker’s run at Bayern didn’t end on the best of notes as Lewandowski asked to leave at the end of last season. The club were reluctant to sell but eventually agreed on a deal with Barcelona.

Since then, tensions have been high between the clubs.

Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann fired shots against the Spanish side, saying it was crazy how they could buy so many players without having any money.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta then fired back that Bayern should 'look at their own bank account' to see that Barca did have money, the Daily Mail reported.

'I would tell Bayern to look at their checking account, that important money has come in because of Lewandowski.”

He also accused the German side of “distorting reality.”

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Bayern Munich's Julian Nagelsmann remains baffled by Barcelona's transfer policy despite being deep in debt

Barcelona’s activity in the transfer window has caught the eye of many, but it’s also baffled others.

The Blaugrana continue to beef up their squad with big-name players, despite remaining deep in debt.

While Barca fans are happy to see their side competing for top players again, opposition managers like Julien Nagelsmann find the situation weird.