UPDATED: 03:06 EST, 25 April 2013 Manchester United will step up their fascination with Robert Lewandowski following the striker's scintiliating screen for Borussia Dortmund against Real Madrid last night. The Pole scored all goals as the German side put one foot firmly in the Champions League final with a gain at the Westfalenstadion. Lewandowski is definitely a target for Sir Alex Ferguson but the newly-crowned Premier League winners face stiff opposition from Bayern Munich. Needed man: Robert Lewandowski surprised Real Madrid with four objectives within their semi-final battle Age: 24 Born: Warsaw, Poland Membership career:Delta Warsaw 10A (4 )Znicz Pruszkow 63 (37 )Lech PoznanA 82 (41 )Borussia Dortmund 132 (74) Poland 53 (17) United sent scouts to watch the 24-year-old put a serious dent in Madrid manager Jose Mourinho's likelihood of winning your competitors with a third different team. But Dortmund are in no hurry to sell a person who has scored 33 objectives in 2013 although he's only 12 months remaining on his contract. Given the healthier nature of the club's funds, even a present of A30million may not be enough to encourage them to spend their reward resource. One supply told Sportsmail: 'We want to help keep him and we don't want to sell.a Lewandowski himself is willing to leave this summer and prefer to remain in Germany with Bayern. But relations between the two groups are at an low after Mario Gotze established he will make the exact same move at the conclusion of the season after Pep Guardiola's new team triggered his A32m release condition. Sport on: Lewandowski gets on the end of a combination to place Dortmund 1-0 up in Germany Dual trouble: The Pole causes it to be 2-0 while the Real Madrid defenders appeal in vain for offside Dortmund fans whistled everytime Gotze was on the ball yesterday evening, even though these were revelling in a 4-1 lead contrary to the shell-shocked Spaniards. Some followers also held up Signals expressing 'Gotze raus', which translates to 'Gotze out' in English. Lewandowski declined to talk about his future post-match but Dortmund general director Hans-Joachim Watzke discussed the club's determination to keep him for another 12 months even though it indicates seeing him in the course of time keep on a totally free exchange. 'Our wish is explicit that he continues here,' he told Sky television. 'We can even do without getting a transfer price for him - that does not interest us at all. Pick of the bunch: Lewandowski completes his hat-trick as the Germans head for the last Around and out: Lewandowski slotted home his last from the penalty activity as Dortmund eased to victory 'Robert's agreement runs until 2014 and, unlike Mario Gotze, there's no get-out clause.' Klopp thinks Poland global Lewandowski last week wrote his name into Dortmund folklore, adding: "Whenever I walk through the Borusseum (the club's museum), I usually see the same old videos. 'Maybe today Robert's four objectives will see a spot in there, however for that to happen, we've surely got to build with this in the second leg.'
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