Robert Lewandowski retirement: The Polish international is among the most talented strikers of his generation. He has been a key player for Poland since he made his international debut in 2008.
The Warsaw-born striker has scored 78 goals in 138 appearances for his nation so far. He is Poland’s all-time top goalscorer and has also won the Polish Footballer of the Year award a record 10 times.
Forward Robert Lewandowski has refused to confirm whether he will announce his international retirement following Poland’s exit from the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The Eagles suffered a 3-1 defeat in the round of 16 game at Al Thumama Stadium on Sunday. Robert Lewandowski has registered two goals and one assist in four appearances at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
What did Lewandowski say?
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Speaking to the media, Lewandowski said: “Physically I’m not afraid of this, but we have so many different things outside of football, if your happiness is still there and what’s going on, so it’s hard to say now.” From a sporting point of view I’m not afraid but there are different things that together can decide if it will be the last or not”.
Robert Lewandowski has refused to confirm if he will announce his international retirement. However, it is unlikely to see him playing in the next World Cup as he will turn 38 when the next edition of the tournament rolls around in 2026. All eyes will be on Robert Lewandowski if he announces his international retirement in the coming weeks. weeks. following Poland’s exit from the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Kylian Mbappé tried to convince Robert Lewandowski to join PSG last summer
According to Le Parisien (via Sportskeeda), PSG superstar Kylian Mbappe tried to convince Robert Lewandowski to join the Paris team last summer. Although the Polish international was only interested in signing for Barcelona.
Robert Lewandowski ended his association with Bayern Munich by joining Barcelona last summer. He made 375 appearances (in all competitions) during his tenure with the Bavarians, registering 344 goals and 72 assists.
The Polish international helped the German club win eight Bundesliga titles and a UEFA Champions League trophy, among other honours. Robert Lewandowski finished as the Bundesliga’s top scorer seven times and was also named VDV Bundesliga Player of the Season on five different occasions.
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The 34-year-old forward has also started his Camp career on an excellent note. He has registered four assists and 13 goals in 14 La Liga games this season. Lewandowski also scored five goals in five UEFA Champions League games before Barcelona’s elimination from the competition.
