Ferrari victory, cosmic offer for Lewandowski from Saudi Arabia. Daily Digest for March 24

Dailysports has compiled a selection of the most interesting sports news from Sunday, March 24th.

Sainz Jr. won the Australian Grand Prix, while Verstappen retired. The third race of the new Formula 1 season, the Australian Grand Prix, ended with a surprising victory for Ferrari.

After just three laps, the overall leader Max Verstappen was forced to retire. Carlos Sainz confidently won the Grand Prix, with his teammate Charles Leclerc finishing second. Lando Norris from McLaren also finished on the podium.

Changes are expected in the NBA All-Star Game format. The format of the NBA All-Star Game could undergo significant changes, as NBA Commissioner Adam Silver does not rule out that instead of the usual match between the stars of the Western and Eastern Conferences, teams representing the USA and the rest of the world will play.

Bayern Munich management held talks with De Zerbi. According to Bayern&Germany, citing journalist Matteo Moretto, in recent weeks, direct contacts have taken place between Bayern Munich's management and Brighton's head coach Roberto De Zerbi.

Despite Javi Alonso remaining a priority for Bayern, De Zerbi is also on the list, and the club considers him an interesting coach with characteristics suitable for the top level. De Zerbi is also charmed and pleased with Bayern's interest but is waiting to understand all the available options.

Chandler confirmed a summer fight with McGregor. The return of the legendary Conor McGregor to the octagon is imminent. UFC fighter Michael Chandler confirmed that he will have a fight against McGregor in the summer. Chandler confirmed that the fight will take place in the summer but did not specify the exact date.

Saudi Arabia is ready to offer insane money to Lewandowski. Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has received a very lucrative offer from one of the clubs in Saudi Arabia.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Saudi clubs want to acquire the Polish national team forward in the summer, and one of them has already offered the striker an astronomical salary. The amount is said to be €100 million per year, which the club is willing to pay the player. However, the specific club is not named.

Real Madrid wants to extend Kroos's contract. Renowned football insider Fabrizio Romano reported that Real Madrid wants to extend the contract of veteran Toni Kroos. The Royal Club is awaiting the midfielder's decision. But if he decides to stay, he will be offered a one-season agreement.