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Robert Lewandowski Reveals Which Premier League Club He Came Close to Joining

GREATER MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, AUG 12 – Robert Lewandowski agreed to join Manchester United in 2012 but Borussia Dortmund blocked the transfer to retain their top scorer, shaping his future success in Germany and Spain.

  • Recently, Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski revealed he agreed to join Manchester United in 2012 but Borussia Dortmund blocked the transfer.
  • The German club resisted, as Dortmund's board refused to sell Lewandowski, saying `They could not sell me`, to maximize their financial returns.
  • His prolific scoring earned acclaim after netting 64 goals over two seasons at Borussia Dortmund and scoring 30 in a Bundesliga title season.
  • Later, he joined Barcelona after spending eight years at Bayern Munich, having signed for Bayern in July 2014 as a free agent.
  • With over 700 goals, Lewandowski said he feels content with his career choices and has no regrets, despite acknowledging playing in the Premier League is unlikely at 37.
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The Global Herald broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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