Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has provided clarity regarding the recent comments made by Bayern Munich’s 17-year-old sensation, Lennart Karl. After Karl described Real Madrid as his "dream club," sparking widespread speculation among fans and the media, Romano noted that these remarks do not indicate a desire to leave Munich in the immediate future. Sources close to the player emphasize that Karl was simply being honest about his long-term aspirations, but his primary focus remains firmly on his development at the Allianz Arena.

At just 17, Karl is already making a significant impact on the senior stage. In the 2025/26 season, he has showcased elite technical ability, maintaining a 91.25% passing accuracy in the UEFA Champions League. While he acknowledges the allure of the Bernabéu as a pinnacle for the "distant future," he is reportedly "proud and eager" to fight for his place in Vincent Kompany’s squad. He views his current tenure at Bayern as the essential foundation for his career and has no intention of forcing an early exit.

Bayern Munich management reportedly remains calm regarding the situation, viewing Karl as a cornerstone of their future project. The young winger, known for his top speed of over 32 km/h and high work rate, continues to integrate into the first team. For now, the "Real Madrid story" is being treated as a childhood dream rather than a transfer reality, as Karl looks to solidify his status as one of Germany’s brightest talents while remaining in Bavaria.