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Former England international Darren Bent has claimed that it would not be inconceivable for him to see Robert Lewandowski snub Barcelona in Liverpool’s favor.
In a discussion with talkSPORT host Andy Goldstein, Bent stated that he could see the striker join the 19-time English champions for a year.
Robert Lewandowski has been a favorite of the rumor mill over the last few months. With his contract with Bayern Munich expiring in just over a year, there is speculation about him moving to greener pastures.
As per ESPN, the Poland international has told Bayern that he will not sign an extension. Barcelona, on the other hand, are supposedly doing “all they can” to bring the two-time The Best FIFA Men’s Player to Camp Nou.
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Premier League giants Liverpool are not believed to be in the hunt for Lewandowski’s services, but that has not stopped Goldstein from pulling them in. Speaking to Bent, he said:
“I could see him going to Liverpool. Can you see that happening?”
Bent replied:
“Yeah, for what, one year. I could see that happening.”
Liverpool have no reason to prise away Barcelona target Robert Lewandowski
European Golden Boot frontrunner (34 goals, 68 points), Robert Lewandowski is arguably one of the greatest strikers of his generation. He is intelligent, composed, and rarely misses the mark when an opportunity presents itself.
Most teams in the world would be happy to have him leading the attack. The Reds are one of the very few outfits who can possibly afford to look past Lewandowski's allure.
In Roberto Firmino, Diogo Jota, and now Sadio Mane, the Merseysiders have plenty of firepower down the middle. Yes, they do not score as many goals as the Poland international, but they are programmed to succeed in arguably the toughest league in Europe.
Lewandowski, who will turn 34 in August, also does not have age on his side and could struggle to adjust to the rough nature of English football. Reds manager Jurgen Klopp also requires his strikers to work hard in a high-pressing system.
Unless Lewandowski signs an extension with Bayern, a move to Barcelona could be the best bet for the Pole at the moment.
