Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin has won the competition for a place in the starting line-up from Spanish goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. The Ukrainian has started in the last seven matches of the "creamy".
It is reported that the Madrid club would like to extend the contract with the Ukrainian, but now there is uncertainty as to whether Lunin himself is ready to extend the agreement. Real Madrid fear that Andriy may not accept the place of the second goalkeeper in the team after the return of the injured Courtois, also Lunin is receiving offers from other big-name European clubs where he is being offered a bigger role in the team.
This season for "Real" Lunin has played 19 matches in all tournaments, conceded 14 goals and 9 times kept the gate dry.
Earlier it was reported that Newcastle are ready to pay Lunin a salary of six million euros a year - this is twice what he receives at Real Madrid.