The Poland player has been itching for a move from the German giants but the club is adamant that the player is not for sale, not even in the market.
According to chairman, Karl-Heinz, Bayern will not sell Lewandoski even if a club bids one hundred and fifty million pounds for the player.
The player's agent revealed back in May that Lewy wants to leave the german capital. This week though, Niko Kovac has said that though the player still toys with leaving the club after four good years laded with trophies, the club will not grant his wish.
Real Madrid have been linked with a move for the player to fill the gaps left by Ronaldo. Chelsea too have been looking to strengthen their squad with the Poland international as a primary target.
Hans-Joachim, Borussia Dortmund's CEO last week said that the club is willing to offer one hundred million euros to get their player back. Rummenigge is however confident that there is no amount that can be offered that would convince the club to sell.