publishedJuly 30, 2022 at 2:20 p.m
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After transfer hic-hack“Bullshit” and “untruths” – Lewandowski steps up against Bayern
Robert Lewandowski left FC Bayern Munich for FC Barcelona after eight years. In an interview, the Pole corrects the reasons for his departure.
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The dispute between Lewandowski and Salihamidzic goes into the next round.
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–The Pole has already completed two friendlies for FC Barcelona and is still waiting for his first goal.
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–Lewandowski played in Munich for eight years and was top scorer six times.
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Robert Lewandowski explains the reasons for his move in an interview.
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The possible move from Erling Haaland to Bayern was not the reason for the change request.
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Those responsible at Bayern invented “bullshit” to calm the fans.
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The back and forth about Robert Lewandowski’s move to FC Barcelona has dragged on for several weeks. The Pole has now been playing for the Catalans for almost three weeks, but the dispute between Lewy and those responsible at Bayern does not end. Most recently, Bayern sports director Hasan Salihamidzic criticized the striker for having zero point zero understanding for the striker’s behavior. Now Lewandowski is attacking the bosses of FCB. But without naming names.
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That was “a lot of politics,” said the Pole in an interview with the US broadcaster ESPN. “The club tried to come up with an argument as to why they could sell me to another club because it might have been difficult to explain to the fans. And I had to accept that, even though a lot of bullshit was said about me.”
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Haaland rumors were not the trigger
“In the end I knew that the fans would still support me during this time,” said the goalscorer. On the other hand, some people “didn’t tell the truth” to him. He then knew that it was no longer possible. He didn’t want to say what exactly happened. However, it was not due to the rumors about a move from Erling Haaland to Bayern. The Norwegian then switched from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester City.
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Lewandowski is also very positive about his time in Munich: “I always had a very good relationship with my teammates and the staff. These are all things that I will miss because I had a great time in Munich. And we weren’t just friends on the pitch, but also beyond that,” said the 2020 Champions League winner.
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(dma/dpa)
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