The Poland international is certainly connected with a shift far from the Bundesliga winners, with Bayern Munich and Manchester United considered to be at the top of the queue for his signature. Zorc confirmed to Sky Deutschland on Wednesday that the player won't extend his current deal at Signal-Iduna-Park, and that he will probably leave at the conclusion of the current season or after the 2013-14 season. "Robert won't renew his contract, he'll leave both this summer or in the summer of 2014," he said. The headlines is likely to have caught the interest of officials at both Bayern and United, even though Lewandowski is unlikely to be lacking suitors following his kind for Dortmund over new periods. Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer believed earlier in the day this week that Jupp Heynckes's area doesn't need the 24-year-old as a result of the forward possibilities currently at its disposal, though he confessed he'd be pleased to see the player make the move. Lewandowski joined Jurgen Klopp's area in the summertime of 2010 in a 4.75 million euro transfer from Lech Poznan. Follow GOAL.COM on Facebook
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