'Changing agent had nothing to do with Madrid'
Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski has again denied rumours that he will be switching to the Bernabeu in the summer, insisting that his change of agent has nothing to do with a potential transfer move.
The Polish striked vehemently told 'Sky': "The change of agent has nothing to do with transfer speculation. I have not heard anything from Real Madrid. I don't know what my agent has and people will write what they want, but I'm not interested".
His comments come after 'Przeglad Sportowy' reported that the Spanish giants have put €150 million on the table to convince Lewandowski to move to La Liga next summer.
The aforementioned Polish newspaper also stressed that the player's new agent, Pini Zahavi, was brought in to oversee the transfer after he was instrumental in Paris Saint-Germain's big money move for Neymar during the last summer window.
However, even Bayern head coach Jupp Heynckes shared his striker's sentiment by snapping at reporters after their match on Saturday: "Lewandowski, Bayern Munich does not sell its best players".
The player's new agent also tried to distance himself from rumours: "Of course I have many contacts in the industry, but that has nothing to do with [these rumours]. However, nobody knows what will happen in the future".