Manchester United join Barcelona and Chelsea in summer transfer race after Darwin Nunez blow
Posted by  badge Boss on Jun 12, 2022 - 08:11AM
Manchester United look set to miss out on Darwin Nunez (Pictures: Getty)

are ready to join and in the race to sign wantaway striker Robert Lewandowski after missing out on a deal for .

New Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag wants to bolster his attacking options this summer and .

But Nunez, who scored 34 goals in 41 games for Benfica last season, is .

That has left United looking at other options and, according to , they have emerged as potential suitors for Poland legend Lewandowski.

Lewandowski has and wants to join Spanish giants Barcelona.

The 33-year-old has enjoyed huge success at Bayern, scoring 344 goals in 375 appearances and helping the club win eight Bundesliga titles, but wants to take on a new challenge elsewhere.

But a move to Barcelona is not guaranteed as the La Liga club – still struggling financially – need to offload players to raise the funds to sign Lewandowski.

Robert Lewandowski is keen to join Barcelona (Picture: Getty)

They could be set to earn around £80m for Frenkie de Jong but .

If Lewandowski gets impatient or a move to Barca becomes unlikely, United will reportedly pounce and try to sign the veteran in a similar deal to the one that saw Cristiano Ronaldo return to Old Trafford last summer.

But United’s Premier League rivals as they prepare for Romelu Lukaku’s possible exit. The Belgian struggled last season and .

Lewandowski confirmed he wanted to leave Bayern Munich at the end of last month, saying: ‘One thing is certain today, my story with Bayern is over.

‘After everything that has happened in recent months, I cannot imagine further good co-operation. I realise a transfer will be the best solution for both sides.’

He reiterated his desire to join another club this week, adding: ‘I only want to leave Bayern. Loyalty and respect are more important than work. The best way is to find a solution together.

‘Something has died in me, I want to leave Bayern for more emotions in my life.’

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