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Bayern Munich could reportedly sanction the sale of Robert Lewandowski in the summer amid interest from the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid.
The Poland international has been a consistent performer for the Bavarian giants and he recently accomplished the feat of scoring 40 plus goals for the third season on the bounce.
Despite this, his future remains uncertain beyond the summer and Calciomercato suggests that the Bundesliga holders could sanction his proposed sale.
Both United and Real Madrid are said to be keeping tabs on the former Borussia Dortmund man and a fee of around £80m could tempt the German outfit to do business.
Meanwhile, a separate report suggests that Antoine Griezmann is the prime target to replace the Pole with him eyeing a fresh challenge from Atletico Madrid.
The France international declined the opportunity to leave Atleti last summer due to their transfer embargo but he is likely to push for an exit this time around.
Written by Sri Aswin
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