Robert Lewandowski has shown no desire to leave Borussia Dortmund. The reports have been suggesting that United are interested in him but he has ruled out his chances of leaving right now.
He had been linked to United since a long time and the rumurs of him leaving Dortmund had increased since he said that his transfer to England may ‘happen sometime’.
Sir Alex Ferguson is believed to have scout him at Etihad when Dortmund drew against Manchester City in the Champions League.
Lewandowski’s deal expires in 2014 and right now, he has shown no interest in leaving the German Bundesliga Chamipions.
“I didn’t even know Sir Alex Ferguson was in the stands against City but it wouldn’t influence me at all. I haven’t got plans to change clubs,” he told skysports.com. “I have a contract with Borussia and I focus on that. I focus on being at my best in every single match. I want to play the best season of my career.”
This clearly shows how he has not ruled out the chances completely.
“I haven’t had the chance to play in England but maybe, one day,” he said. “What I like about British football is that it is fast and hard. For sure it would be interesting but there’s no straight answer for the moment.”
Lewandowski has scored 42 goals for Dortmund in the 98 appearances that he has made.
This summer, Dortmund’s Shinji Kagawa joined Manchester United opening doors for other Dortmund players.
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