Bayern Munich have set a £34m price-tag on Robert Lewandowski as the Polish star continues to push for an exit from the Allianz Arena.
The 33-year-old insisted he would leave the German side this summer as expects the club to sell him rather than lose him for free next year, claiming he has no intention of playing for Bayern again.
With the German giants fearful that Lewandowski could take legal action to force a move, the club have set a price-tag in order to begin negotiations with any potential suitors, according to SPORT.
Bayern have valued the Polish international at £34m (€40m), considerably less than what they would be asking if Lewandowski was content to stay Germany.
By setting this valuation, it seems the Bundesliga champions have accepted that Lewandowski's future lays away from the Allianz Arena, despite their best efforts to make him stay.\
The Pole has been closely linked with a move to Barcelona after he declared that his career at Bayern 'was over' in a heated pre-match conference whilst on international duty.
The club are also fearful that the 33-year-old striker could take legal action to escape his current contract with the Bavarian side.
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