Pole will only leave for big bucks.
The agent of Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski has insisted that it will take more than £13 million to sign the Polish striker.
Manchester United hold a long standing interest in the 23-year-old, while Tottenham, Arsenal and Man City are all monitoring his situation at the German club.
But it is big-spending Chelsea who have made the first move, reportedly offering £13 million for Lewandowski – a bid rejected by Dortmund.
Lewandowksi shot to fame last season, finishing top scorer in the Bundesliga with 23 goals, as Dortmund claimed the title.
The powerful striker has 15 goals in 45 games for Poland and impressed at Euro 2012, scoring the first goal of the tournament as the co-hosts drew with Greece.
“Unofficially there are offers from top English clubs,” Lewandowski’s agent, Maik Barthel, told Goal.com.
“We respect the contract situation in Dortmund and don’t want to take part in speculation.
“A £13million transfer fee is not suitable.”
The agent of Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski has insisted that it will take more than £13 million to sign the Polish striker.
Manchester United hold a long standing interest in the 23-year-old, while Tottenham, Arsenal and Man City are all monitoring his situation at the German club.
But it is big-spending Chelsea who have made the first move, reportedly offering £13 million for Lewandowski – a bid rejected by Dortmund.
Lewandowksi shot to fame last season, finishing top scorer in the Bundesliga with 23 goals, as Dortmund claimed the title.
The powerful striker has 15 goals in 45 games for Poland and impressed at Euro 2012, scoring the first goal of the tournament as the co-hosts drew with Greece.
“Unofficially there are offers from top English clubs,” Lewandowski’s agent, Maik Barthel, told Goal.com.
“We respect the contract situation in Dortmund and don’t want to take part in speculation.
“A £13million transfer fee is not suitable.”
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