Bayern Munich boss Jupp Heynckes has poured cold water on the rumours linking Poland forward Robert Lewandowski to Real Madrid, claiming the Spanish side have "no chance" of signing the star striker this summer.
Lewandowski's changing of agents this season sparked talk of a move to the Bernabeu, with Madrid reportedly desperate to sign a world-class centre-forward at the end of the season.
The Champions League holders are said to have identified Lewandowski and Tottenham's Harry Kane as chief targets, later settling on the Poland international as he would cost way less than Kane's £174m valuation.
Bayern, though, are adamant the striker will remain at the Allianz Arena past the end of the current season.