Real Madrid step up their pursuit of Robert Lewandowski https://t.co/on3EyHKLWr
— MailOnline Sport (@MailSport) December 7, 2015
Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has been receiving significant interest from Real Madrid and Manchester United. In just 22 appearances this season, Lewandowski already has 20 goals. Arsenal is a third team that has been knocking on the door for his services. Right now, the Spanish media are reporting that Real Madrid have the best shot. Bayern Munich manager Karl-Heinz Rummenigge reminds reporters, though, that Lewandowski still has a long contract to fulfill in Munich. However, stranger things have happened.
Anthony Koura, currently playing well for Nimes in Ligue 2, is a striker garnering interest from Sunderland, Stoke City, Newcastle and Bournemouth. His contract is up this summer, and it doesn’t look like he wants to sign another deal. He has put six goals up in 15 games so far this season. The French side are looking to sell him when the transfer window opens rather than let him walk in the summer without any compensation. The price tag appears to be 1.2 million pounds. Polish international player Karol Linnetty, 20, is already gathering interest from Tottenham and Arsenal. Poland has already capped him seven times, and he is playing well in the midfield. Italian clubs have also been following his play, as he is seen as having a high ceiling. He is currently playing with Poznan, but as the transfer window opens, these other clubs may be looking to make a purchase.
Chelsea defender Papy Djilobodji has been simply porous for his side, as opposing forwards have been making mincemeat out of the team’s back line and using him as an entry point, which is why he has been limited to one appearance. Marseille may be interested in taking him on loan; they are in the middle of the Ligue 1 table and may think that Djilobodji could give them a boost.
