Toni Kroos' future will be resolved by Wednesday at the latest, with the Germany international's agent denying an agreement has already been reached with Real Madrid.
Kroos is out of contract with Bayern Munich in a year's time and is in all likelihood set to leave the club this summer.
It has been reported that the 24-year-old has agreed terms with Real, and that Bayern had also accepted an offer from the Champions League holders.
However, his agent Volker Struth says nothing has yet been signed and that he will discuss the future with Kroos on his return from Brazil on Tuesday.
"It has not yet been decided where Kroos' future lies, I can guarantee that," Struth told the Express newspaper.
Struth says Kroos will meet with him in Majorca on Tuesday, after his and the rest of the World Cup-winning Germany team's welcome back in Berlin, and a decision will be made within 24 hours.
"We'll sit down and decide what's to be done," he said. "We will announce his decision either on Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning."
Kroos has already turned down Bayern's offer of a new contract and looks set to leave the Bundesliga champions off the back of an impressive tournament in Brazil.
Manchester United have also been linked with the midfielder, who played under their new manager Louis van Gaal at Bayern.
