Many Islamic speakers nowadays say that their Prophet had no lust for women at all. Out of sheer compulsion he married in droves and had sex with slave girls. He had no desire of his own; he did all this only on Allah's command despite strong reluctance. But in the Quran itself it is said that the Prophet Muhammad used to covet women ((  Surah al-Ahzab: 52 )) -

After this, no woman is lawful for you. Nor is it lawful to take other wives in their place even though their beauty delights you. But this rule does not apply to the slave girls under your possession. Allah keeps watch over all things.
— Taisirul Quran
After this, no woman is lawful for you, and taking other wives in place of your wives is not lawful either even though their beauty captivates you, but this ruling does not apply to the slave girls under your possession. Allah keeps sharp watch over everything.
— Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
After this, taking (additional) other wives is not lawful for you, and taking other wives in place of your wives (by divorcing them) is also not lawful, even though the beauty of others fascinates you; except the slave girls you own. And Allah keeps watchful eyes over everything.
— Rawai Al-bayan
After this, no woman is lawful for you, and taking other wives in place of your wives is not lawful either, even though their beauty captivates you [1]; but the case of the slave girls under your possession is different. And Allah is the keen observer of all things.
— Dr. Abu Bakr Muhammad Zakaria

The Quran says more, ((  Quran 33:50 )) -

O Prophet (SA)! I have made lawful for you your wives to whom you have paid the dower; and I have made lawful for you those whom you have come to own from what Allah has given you as fay (spoils won without battle), and the daughters of your paternal uncles and paternal aunts, the daughters of your maternal uncles and maternal aunts who migrated with you. And any believing woman who offers herself to the Prophet, and if the Prophet wishes to marry her, she is also lawful, this is especially for you, excluding the believers, so that you have no difficulty. I know what I have decreed for the believers regarding their wives and slave girls. Allah is Most Forgiving, Most Merciful.
— Taisirul Quran
O Prophet! I have made lawful for you your wives, to whom you have paid the mahr, and I have made lawful for you those whom you have come to own from what Allah has given you as 'fay' and made lawful for marriage the daughters of your paternal uncles and paternal aunts, the daughters of your maternal uncles and maternal aunts who left the land with you. And if any believing woman offers herself to the Prophet, and the Prophet wishes to marry her, she is also lawful. This is especially for you, not for other believers; so that you have no difficulty. I know what I have decreed regarding the believers' wives and the slave girls they own. Allah is Forgiving, Most Merciful.
— Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
O Prophet, I have made your wives lawful for you to whom you have given the dower, and I have also made lawful for you those among what Allah has given you as fay* whom you have come to own and (made lawful for marriage) the daughters of your paternal uncles, paternal aunts, maternal uncles, maternal aunts who migrated with you. And if any believing woman gives herself as a gift** to the Prophet, and the Prophet wishes to marry her, she is also lawful for him. This is especially for you, not for other believers; I surely know what I have imposed on them regarding their wives and those whom their right hands own; so that you have no difficulty. Allah is Forgiving, Most Merciful. * 'Fay' is the wealth of the infidels won without battle.
— Rawai Al-bayan
O Prophet! We have made lawful for you your wives, to whom you have paid the mahr, and made lawful those from among what Allah has given you as fay whom you have come to own. And made lawful for marriage the daughters of your paternal uncles and paternal aunts, the daughters of your maternal uncles and maternal aunts who migrated with you, and (made lawful) such a believing woman who surrenders herself to the Prophet, if the Prophet wishes to marry her--- this is especially for you, not for other believers; so that you have no difficulty. We surely know what We have decreed for them regarding the believers' wives and the slave girls they own [1]. And Allah is Forgiving, Most Merciful.
— Dr. Abu Bakr Muhammad Zakaria

In another translation, ((  Quran 33:50 )) -

O Prophet! I have made your wives lawful for you, to whom you pay the dower. And I have made lawful the slave girls whom Allah has brought under your control and made lawful for marriage your paternal cousins, paternal-aunt's daughters, maternal cousins, maternal-aunt's daughters who migrated with you. If any believing woman surrenders herself to the Prophet, and the Prophet wishes to marry her, she is also lawful. This is especially for you—not for other believers. For the purpose of removing your difficulty. I know what I have decreed regarding the believers' wives and slave girls. Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.

One line of the above verse is, For the purpose of removing your difficulty. The question is, what difficulty was the Prophet Muhammad facing that Allah made so many women lawful for him? What kind of difficulty makes so many women lawful for someone? If we think a little about that difficulty, what do we get?

In Tafsir Mazhari, in the tafsir of Surah al-Ahzab, a statement of Aisha must be especially mentioned here. In this narration, Aisha says in a quite sarcastic tone: I see Allah leaves none of your desires unfulfilled (( Tafsir Mazhari, 9th Volume, Page 538 )) -

There is a very famous hadith of Aisha in this context, which is essential for everyone to read. Reading the hadith makes it clear how exalted the character of the Prophet Muhammad was! (( Sahih Muslim, Hadith Academy, Hadith: 3523 )) (( Sahih Muslim, Ahle Hadith Library, Volume 3, Page 459 )) (( Sahih al-Bukhari, Islamic Foundation, Hadith: 4425 )) (( Sahih al-Bukhari, Tawheed Publications, Fifth Volume, Page 31 ))

Sahih Muslim (Hadith Academy)
18. Suckling (Radha')
Section: 14. It is lawful to gift one's turn (with the husband) to a co-wife
Hadith Academy number: 3523, International number: 1464
3523-(49/1464) Abu Kurayb Muhammad ibn al-Ali (RA) ….. Narrated from Aishah (RA). He said, I used to marvel at the shamelessness of the women who offered themselves (to be wives) to the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) and said, can any woman offer herself (in such a shameless way)? Later, when Allah the Exalted revealed this verse— "You may keep aside of them (your wives) whom you wish and may take to yourself whom you wish, and there is no blame on you if you desire her whom you have kept aside"— (Surah al-Ahzab 33: 51). Aishah (RA) said: I then said: By Allah! I see that your Lord swiftly responds to fulfill your desires. (Islamic Foundation 3496, Islamic Center 3495)
Hadith grade: Sahih (Authentic)
Narrator: Aisha bint Abu Bakr al-Siddiq (RA)

Sahih al-Bukhari (Islamic Foundation)
Chapter: 52/ Tafsir
Section: The saying of Allah the Exalted: ترجئ من تشاء منهن وتؤوي إليك من تشاء ومن ابتغيت ممن عزلت فلا جناح عليك "You may keep aside of them whom you wish, and take to yourself whom you wish. And if you desire her whom you have kept aside, there is no blame on you. Ibn Abbas (RA) said ترجئ you may keep aside. أرجئه keep her aside, give her respite.
4425. Zakariya ibn Yahya (RA) ... Narrated from Aisha (RA). He said, I used to hate the women who entrusted themselves to the Messenger (peace be upon him) as a gift. I (in my mind) said, can women give themselves away? Then when Allah the Exalted revealed this verse: "You may keep aside of them whom you wish, and take to yourself whom you wish. And if you desire her whom you have kept aside, there is no blame on you." Then I said: I see that your Lord fulfills whatever you wish.
Hadith grade: Sahih (Authentic)
Narrator: Aisha (RA)

It is also narrated in the hadith that women were among the beloved things of the Prophet Muhammad:

'Three things of your world have become beloved to me: women, perfume, and my eyes are cooled through prayer.' (Sunan an-Nasa'i, Hadith number: 3939)

It is also narrated that the lustful Prophet Muhammad used to become intensely aroused upon seeing women on the streets. Then the Prophet had to run home to quench the burning of lust. After this, if anyone says that the Prophet Muhammad had no lust for women, then what is there to say other than to laugh?

Sahih Muslim (Hadith Academy)
Chapter: 17. Marriage
Section: 2. If a man feels sexual desire upon seeing a woman, he should go and have intercourse with his wife or with his slave girl
3298-(9/1403) Amr ibn Ali (RA) ….. Narrated from Jabir (RA). The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) saw a woman. Then he came to his wife Zaynab. She was busy tanning a hide, and the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) fulfilled his need. Then he came out and said to the Companions: a woman comes forward in the guise of Satan and goes back in the guise of Satan. So if any of you sees a woman, he should go to his wife. Because that removes what is in his mind. (Islamic Foundation, 3273, Islamic Center 3271)
Hadith grade: Sahih (Authentic)