Bayern Striker Reaches Private Agreement With Real Madrid

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has reached a private transfer agreement to join Real Madrid in the summer, according to AS.

Madrid director Jose Angel Sanchez reportedly met with Lewandowski’s agent Cezary Kucharski during Bayern’s Champions League semi-final defeat to Atletico Madrid and a deal seemingly appears closer than ever.

The Champions League winners would still need to agree a fee with Bayern, which is certainly not a foregone conclusion, but Lewandowski has openly admitted a move to Madrid is something he wants in the future.

Bayern Striker Reaches Private Agreement With Real Madrid

Arsenal Make £63 Bid For Real Madrid Star

Arsenal are reportedly interested in a move for Real Madrid star James Rodriquez.

Rodriguez joined Madrid from Monaco in 2014 for £63million after a string of impressive performances at the 2014 World Cup.

The Colombian impressed during his first season at the Santiago Bernabeu, scoring 17 goals.

However he has struggled this term, and has fallen out of favour under new boss Zidedine Zidane.

And according to Spanish outlet El Confidencial, Real president Florentino Perez will meet with James’ agent Jorge Mendes to confirm the 24-year-old has no future in Madrid.

However he has struggled this term, and has fallen out of favour under new boss Zidedine Zidane.

And according to Spanish outlet El Confidencial, Real president Florentino Perez will meet with James’ agent Jorge Mendes to confirm the 24-year-old has no future in Madrid.

Arsenal Make £63 Bid For Real Madrid Star

La Liga Title Race Wide Open After Barcelona Defeat (Highlights)

Barcelona’s poor La Liga form continued on Saturday night as they went down 1-0 at Real Sociedad.

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Barcelona coach Luis Enrique admitted his team’s sluggish start cost them dearly as their shock loss to Real Sociedad blew the La Liga title race wide open.

Barca’s nine-point advantage over second-placed Atletico Madrid has been cut to three with six games remaining, while Real trail the Catalans by four points.

In a press briefing coach Luis Enrique said “We didn’t deserve to lose, but we are still the leaders”.

La Liga Title Race Wide Open After Barcelona Defeat (Highlights)