Real Madrid suffered blow in their chase for Bayern duo Robert Lewandowski and David Alaba
Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has ruled out the sale of Robert Lewandowski and David Alaba to Real Madrid.
Real Madrid has been strongly linked with Poland International Lewandowski and Austria star Alaba, after holding meetings with players’s representatives. However, Rummenigge has insisted that German Champions have concluded their transfer business, and no player will be allowed to leave.
Real Madrid suffered blow in their chase for Bayern duo Robert Lewandowski and David Alaba
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We have closed the door,” he told Sport Bild. “No player will leave Bayern against our will.”
“We’ve got a very decent relationship with Barca and Real,” he said. “It’s been known in Europe since 2008 — it was the Franck Ribery story at that time — that we don’t sell players against our will.”
It was earlier reported Real Madrid have launched €50 million bid for Alaba, and his father said that player is flattered by the Los Blancos interest.
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Alaba Sr. said: “Things are good at the moment and we do not have to make any comment. Madrid is a great club and this interest makes us proud. That is all I should say, nothing more.”
While, Lewandowski’s agent previously revealed that player has held discussion with Real Madrid, and they have informed Bayern about Los Blancos offer.
“Real Madrid approached us a few weeks ago,” Kucharski told the print edition of Der Spiegel. “We have listened to everything and informed Bayern that we have held talks with Madrid.
Lewandowski moved to Bayern from their local rivals Borussia Dortmund in 2014 hinted that he is considering to leave Bundesliga, after spending six years in Germany, as Real Madrid are looking to add at least one striker this summer.
“I’ve been in Germany for six years, have won everything here. Sometimes you have to consider whether it makes sense to try something new.”