Lewandowski could leave Dortmund for another club other than Bayern, reveals Watzke

Spain: The Champions League finalists will not sell their star attacker to their domestic rivals, but could still cash in on him if their valuation of the player is met.

Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke says Robert Lewandowski could still leave this summer even if they refuse to sell him to Bayern Munich. BVB stated at the weekend that Lewandowski will not be allowed to join Bayern, but Watzke has admitted they could still decide to cash in on the 24-year-old if another club meets their valuation of the attacker. "We want to find a good solution for all parties involved. That`s why I will not say that he will definitely stay at Dortmund. I can say that he will not move to Bayern Munich in 2013, though," Watzke told Bild. "Bayern have contacted us twice by phone in the past four weeks. We only said for legal reasons that we need a formal offer for Lewandowski, but such an offer has not been made so far. A move to Bayern is a closed book. "We will discuss everything else with Robert and his agent in the days to come. That`s a matter of respect. But our explicit wish remains that Robert plays for Dortmund next season." Lewandowski is under contract with BVB until the summer of 2014 and has refused to ink a new deal, making him a free agent next term. Therefore, Dortmund could be tempted to sell the forward now if an offer in the region of €30 million comes in, with clubs such as Real Madrid and Manchester United closely monitoring his situation. Goal.com