Robert Lewandowski has reportedly agreed to join Spanish giants Real Madrid after the Russia 2018 World Cup, Catalan outlet, Mundo Deportivo reports. The reports say that the Bayern Munich striker who recently recruited super agent Pini Zahavi as his new representative this year sealed the move for the Poland international. Reports from the Spanish outlet also states that Lewandowski's representatives have held multiple meetings with Madrid before an agreement was reached. The former Borussia Dortmund attacker is prepared to sign a two-year deal this summer, with an option for a third based on performance. Mundo Deportivo claims all that is now left to do is for Bayern to sanction his departure and agree a transfer fee. Madrid have been continuously linked with a move for Paris Saint Germain superstar Neymar, as well as Tottenham talisman Harry Kane, as they look to replace Karim Benzema up front.
However, Mundo Deportivo reports that neither PSG nor Spurs are willing to do business with the Bernabeu outfit this summer as a short term deal for Lewandowski is the club's solution. Lewandowski has had successful spells in the German Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich winning all domestic competitions with both sides.
The only trophy that has eluded the Poland captain is the Champions League which he could go all the way with Bayern for his first European title this term.
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