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Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski has admitted that he was “disappointed and angry” with the Bundesliga runners-up earlier this summer, having being rejected a switch to arch rivals Bayern Munich.
Reports had suggested that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was interested in acquiring the services of the Polish International striker.<br />
However, a deal for Lewandowski looks improbable, after the 25-year-old revealed of his indifference with Dortmund and his intention to stay with the Bundesliga side.<br />
He told German newspaper Bild: "It is the case that I will stay for another year at Dortmund. We have settled all our disagreements and talked things over. "There are no more problems. "BVB [Dortmund] are ready to mount an attack for every title. We are chasing Bayern."
Written by Sri Aswin
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