Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski considers a move to Real Madrid

Bayern Munich have Robert Lewandowski on their agenda of pending renewals. He is a key man in Munich and they expect him to continue, but for the moment nothing has happened in the offices. Real Madrid would take advantage of this situation.

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‘Bild' claims that Lewandowski has no news about his possible renewal. A situation that Lewandowski himself did not expect at this stage of the season.

Despite the fact that Lewandowski's contract with Bayern runs until June 2023, the Pole's idea is to decide what will become of him this season. He does not want to live in uncertainty any longer.

Lewandowski did not expect to arrive at this stage of the season without knowing anything at all about Bayern's plan. But there is work to be done at the Allianz Arena, and it is not only Lewandowski's continuity that is up in the air: Neuer and Müller are in the same situation.

Real Madrid would consider approaching the Pole

Real Madrid has always been on the lookout for Lewandowski and if their plan A, which would be to sign Haaland as a center forward, does not materialize, Florentino would have Lewandowski as another very viable option.

The former Borussia Dortmund man would be happy to play for Real Madrid, although his role with the Blancos would be doubtful as Benzema continues to give great performances, and putting them together on the pitch would seem difficult as both are strikers.

In addition to Lewandowski, the Merengue side wants Kylian Mbappé in their ranks and the Frenchman is their No. 1 target, above the Pole.

So far this season, Lewandowski has scored 42 goals, an absolute barbarity. The Germans are clear: "Not renewing him would be the worst decision in Bayern's history".

Lewandowski either renews or leaves

As reported by 'Sky Sports', Lewandowski is not happy with the way negotiations on his continuity are being conducted. His desire to remain at the Allianz Arena is resounding, but, as reported by this media, the Pole would have given an ultimatum to the Munich club.

This means that if the striker does not renew his contract this year, he could decide to leave Bayern in the summer. A real bombshell, or blackmail, for the Bavarian club's offices.

It is clear that he will not be short of suitors and, at 33 years of age, the Poland international could lay the foundation stone for a new adventure. There are still just over four months to go until the market opens and time is running out for Bayern.

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