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Real Madrid monitoring Bayern Munich wonderkid who has already called Bernabeu move his ‘dream’

For a few months now, it has seemed as though, if Real Madrid made a move to sign a Bayern Munich attacker, it would be Michael Olise.The Frenchman was heavily linked with a transfer to the Bernabeu o...

Real Madrid monitoring Bayern Munich wonderkid who has already called Bernabeu move his ‘dream’

Real Madrid is monitoring Bayern Munich's young talent Lennart Karl, who has already expressed that the Bernabeu is his "dream" club. Although Madrid unsuccessfully pursued the French midfielder Michael Olise over the summer, they are now taking a closer look at Karl's situation. According to CF Bayern Insider, several major clubs, including Madrid, are interested in the 18-year-old.

Bayern Munich holds the contract rights for Karl until 2029, indicating that they have no immediate pressure to sell him. However, as his development progresses, discussions about a new contract may become more significant. Real Madrid is among the clubs observing how those contract talks progress, and they are curious to see if an opportunity may arise in the future.

Karl has recently returned to action after an injury kept him out of the World Cup, and he scored a goal against Elversberg in a Bundesliga match. Breaking through at Bayern is a remarkable achievement, especially when competing with elite players like Michael Olise. Moreover, Karl has openly admitted that Real Madrid is his dream club.

While a move to Real Madrid would likely result in diminished playing time due to the massive attacking talent at Mourinho's disposal, the transfer interest in the German wonderkid appears to be strictly exploratory at the moment.

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