I had talks with Real Madrid president Perez - Lewandowski

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has admitted to meeting Real Madrid president Florentino Perez on occasion.

The Poland star has become one of the most deadly forwards in the world in recent years.

He bagged an incredible 41 goals in 29 league matches last season to surpass Gerd Muller’s long-standing record.

Lewandowski has continued that form this term, notching 11 goals in his first seven games in all competitions.

Recent reports have suggested that he could be attempting to find a way out of Bayern. Sky Sports believe he is searching for a new challenge, with Liverpool said to be interested.

When asked about a potential transfer recently, Lewandowski revealed talks had taken place with Perez.

He told Italian outlet Gazzetta dello Sport (via Football Italia): “It’s true that I met the president of Madrid, Perez, once or twice after some matches in Madrid, but I can’t say more.

“With Bayern, I play in the Champions League every season against clubs from other countries, and I can show how good I am.

“I am focused only on the present and my club to try to win again and again. I don’t think about the speculations about my future made by others.”

On being compared to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, the 33-year-old continued: “I always compete with myself. I do not compare my numbers and goals with those of Leo and Cristiano.

“They are great players, they continue to do great things and I have great respect for them.

“But, I repeat, I also want to continue to show what I can do, no matter how difficult it will be. I want to continue on the road to success.”