Liverpool considering move for Robert Lewandowski

Liverpool and Chelsea are both weighing up moves for Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski this summer, according to the Express.

The Polish forward became the fifth ever player to notch 200 Bundesliga goals on Saturday with a brace against former club Borussia Dortmund.

Despite turning 31 in August, Lewandowski would still represent a major signing for any club.

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And Jurgen Klopp may have a significant advantage, having managed the forward at Dortmund during his time there.

Chelsea are also currently the subject of a two-year transfer ban for breaching FIFA regulations, though they are appealing the decision.

Prior to Liverpool’s Champions League tie with Bayern, Lewandowski spoke about the impact Klopp had on him during his time at Dortmund.

“He was a coach who also had a very big influence on my career and I can only be thankful to him. What we did together at Dortmund and the progress we made has brought us to where we are,” Lewandowski said.

“I’m delighted I was able to get to know such a coach and such a person as Jürgen because he’s amazing – both as a coach and a person. I learned so much from him and that means a lot.”

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