Real Madrid interested in Bayern Munich's Lennart Karl amid contract talks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 4:00 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Real Madrid is monitoring the contract situation of Bayern Munich's Lennart Karl, who signed a deal through 2029. Despite Bayern's interest in extending Karl's contract, no progress has been reported. Karl, recovering from injury, scored against Elversberg in the Bundesliga and is seen as a rotational option in the squad. His performance this week will be crucial as clubs, including Real Madrid, evaluate potential interest in signing him. Meanwhile, other Bundesliga and Arsenal news includes Niklas Süle enjoying Oktoberfest and possible changes for Viktor Gyökeres at Arsenal.
- •Lennart Karl's current contract with Bayern Munich runs until 2029.
- •Karl scored against Elversberg, showcasing his readiness for more playtime.
- •Real Madrid is closely observing Karl's situation regarding a potential transfer.
- •Niklas Süle was seen enjoying Oktoberfest amidst his retirement.
- •Arsenal is considering a move for striker Viktor Gyökeres in January.
- 4:00 AMYahoo Sports — Bayern Munich News: Is Real Madrid keeping Lennart Karl on its radar?; Niklas Süle hits Oktoberfest; and MORE!
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