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Both parties will put their proposals forward in the meeting to determine what the next steps will be for the Poland international.
The meeting is seen as a top priority, and will happen as soon as possible.
Lewandowski's current contract runs out at the end of 2022/2023 season.
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn insists Lewandowski will be staying at Bayern for at least next season. He told Amazon Prime in Germany last night :
"We would be stupid to sell a player who scores 30 to 40 goals per season. We are and will be in talks about his future in the next weeks.
"He has a contract till June 2023 and we'll definitely have him with us for another season."
The Poland international has scored 47 goals in 41 games in all competitions this season and is currently the top scorer in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League.
In his eight seasons with Bayern, Lewandowski has scored an incredible 341 goals in 370 appearances and is only behind Gerd Muller in their all-time record scorer list.
Barcelona highly interested in Lewandowski
We reported on Monday that Barcelona are interested in signing the 33-year old.
According to Sky in Germany, Lewandowski is open to a move to Barcelona and it is a dream for him to play in Spain.
A two or three-year contract is in the making worth £25m to £33m per season as Lewandowski considers his next move.
Reports that Lewandowski, who is out of contract in the summer of 2023, has requested a transfer with Bayern officials, however, are not correct.
Nagelsmann: Lewandowski situation not to blame
To add to Bayern Munich's problems, the German giants were sent crashing out of the Champions League as Samuel Chukwueze's 88th-minute strike secured a dramatic 2-1 aggregate victory for underdogs Villarreal on Tuesday.
However, Bayern boss Julian Nagelsmann didn't want to blame the situation surrounding Lewandowski's contract talks for his side's defeat to Villarreal.
- Bayern Munich 1-1 Villarreal (agg 1-2) - Match report
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"In my opinion there are too many alibis in football," he said after the game.
"I'm the one who needs to take the guilt, or the responsibility. It's very popular in sport to shy away from that.
"But I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to give someone else the blame that somehow they were at fault.
"But I will take my lessons in terms of tactics and everything that belongs to the game. If I don't do that then the blame definitely can't be placed on those players whose contracts haven't been finalised."
Has Lewandowski's future distracted Bayern?
Sky Germany's Florian Plettenberg:
"You could see last night he wasn't at 100 per cent and he's unsatisfied right now - on and off the pitch. It's a very difficult situation.
"Yes, there are talks with him and they have asked him about his future but there's nothing concrete.
"There has been no straight offer to extend until 2024/25 but on the other hand there has been no sign of commitment from the player. It is really possible that he leaves the club this summer or as a free agent in 2023 - the worst case scenario for the club.
"The poker game between Robert Lewandowski and Bayern is a really big problem right now."