Borussia Dortmund normal manager Hans-Joachim Watzke demands he'd rather drop star striker Robert Lewandowski free of charge next summer than sell him to Bayern Munich or Manchester United. Stories on Wednesday joined the Poland international with a proceed to the Bavarians, with the representative of Jupp Heynckes claiming an offer was all but complete for the former Lech Poznan forward. Lewandowski scored all goals in Dortmund's fascinating 4-1 win over Real Madrid in the Champions League semifinal first leg on Wednesday night, and Watzke mentioned he'd favour the 24-year-old replicating that kind at Signal Iduna Park and drop him for free than sell him. "I am astonished [about the claims]. I do not understand what adviser Heynckes has," Watzke told ZDF. "All the harassing fire from a the main republic are of no interest to us. Truth be told that Robert features a contract with us till 2014. "Unlike Mario [Gotze] he's no release clause. We want Robert to perform next year in Dortmund, with this we can renounce a transfer price. But first of all we've to talk to Robert. He is among our most significant participants and a fantastic man. "We have an excellent relationship and the transfer payment doesn't matter. I want him to keep, and in my life a lot of my wishes came true." Talking with Sky Germany, Dortmund chef Jurgen Klopp added: "I don't believe Lewandowski is away from home. We will maybe not send him away." Amid all the speculation regarding Lewandowski, the ball player himself refused to be drawn on the rumors linking him with Bayern and was adamant that his emphasis is strongly on Dortmund. "I am centering on Borussia," he told reporters. "We have essential games in Champions League and the Bundesliga, we have to see what happens then".
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