Levan, who is on a one-year contract, is drifting apart from Bayern and is getting closer and closer to joining Barca in La Liga. The latest report from Jose Alvarez, a reporter from Spain's Six, has successfully introduced Levan in the Barcelona summer window, and the Red and Blues have issued a three-year offer with an annual salary of 8 million euros after tax.
According to the latest news from the Daily Sports Daily, Barca club director Alemani has had a dinner with Levan's agent and discussed levan's summer window to join Barca. Barca are willing to pay a transfer fee of 30 million euros to bring in Levan from Bayern, who has only one year left on his contract, and Levan is also interested in playing under Xavi, and the two sides hope to reach a transfer agreement within two weeks.
Levan believes that he cannot win the Ballon d'Or at Bayern in such a state, and believes that Bayern's platform is inferior to Barca, he is interested in Barca's re-emergence, and likes the climate and life in Spain, while meeting his requirements in terms of economy. As things stand, the harder Bayern's contract extension with Levan becomes, the next stop for the Polish striker is likely to be Barca.
Levan, 33, has played 43 games for Bayern in all competitions so far this season, scoring 48 goals and six assists. Barca desperately need a super striker like Levan to help the team revive, and Bayern may choose to cash out the 33-year-old veteran Levan, who only has one year left on his contract.