Yeah, maybe. No idea if he was available or not to be honest. Also no idea if we inquired or not.Ikechukwu1 wrote:I think so! Yup, no top players are ever sold so what's the point in bidding eh?armchair wrote:Are you suggesting he wasnt "available".?g88ner wrote:I'd have been amazed if Bayern had sold him. I'd also be amazed if he genuinely was for sale that Man Utd weren't interested either.Ikechukwu1 wrote:I'm sat here watching Bayern v Wolfsburg...
Lewandowski came on as a HT sub (Pep doesn't like suing with proper number 9s). Bayern 1-0 down to title rivals Wolfsburg.
He managed a hat-trick inside 5 minutes. Better still, he managed 5 goals in 7 minutes. One of them a ridiculous bicycle kick. When his agent piped up over summer a bid of £45m shoulda gone in. He's worth every penny FFS.
Still, he's no Giroud
Seems far fetched to me. He only joined Bayern a year ago.
I mean let's ignore that he started their biggest domestic league game of the season on the bench, showing how highly Pep rates him.
You don't ask, you don't get. How many times did Monaco repeat Martial wasn't for sale? Chelsea bid for him.
How many times did Bayern say Keoos would be made to see out his contract? How many times did Wolfsburg claim De Bruyne (player of the year in the Bundesliga and at a wealthy club) wouldn't be sold? Pleeeease.
I suppose with the lack of evidence, I guess you have to give Arsenal the benefit of the doubt on that one.
If he was available though, it's odd United didn't want him.