Bayern considering possible replacements for Lewandowski, Cristiano Ronaldo would be an option

The Polish striker could leave the Allianz Arena, but the German club has already chosen who will be his 'heir'. Bayern Munich is beginning to assume that Robert Lewandowski will end up leaving in this transfer market and it seems that the sporting direction is already working to ensure the arrival of another world-class striker who can assume the role that the Pole had at the Allianz Arena.

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One of these players would be Jonathan David, current Lille player who has been standing out in the French competition for a couple of seasons with goals and good play.

According to the German magazine 'Bild', the Canadian international striker is an option to reinforce the forward line in case Lewandowski ends up leaving the club this summer. The young striker is one of the most watched players on the market and there have been many rumors about his departure from Lille in this transfer market, the latest reports suggested that they were asking a figure between 80 and 100 million euros for him.

Another option to replace the Pole would be none other than Cristiano Ronaldo. Should Manchester United get a good offer, Ronaldo has asked to be given the freedom to depart the team. It is believed that Bayern Munich has suspended its interest in Ronaldo until a deal to sell Robert Lewandowski has been reached.

Everything depends on whether Lewandowski stays or not

The departure of Robert Lewandowski will allow Bayern Munich to finance the arrival of either striker, given that they are expecting around 50 million euros for him from FC Barcelona for, in addition, releasing his salary will also give the club more resources for new signings.

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