The former national player of Poland Andrzej Juskowiak has demanded a big EM from Robert Lewandowski. This is the only way for the Bayern clippers to become a world star.
With his 41 Bundesliga goals in the past season, Lewandowski surpassed Gerd Müller’s “eternal” goal record. A few months earlier, the Pole won the election for world footballer ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
According to Poland legend Juskowiak, the 32-year-old is still missing something to actually become one of the greatest. “We expect him to stand out like at FC Bayern and to be the best at a major tournament and to captivate everyone. That wasn’t always the case in the past at major tournaments. At the 2018 World Cup in Russia, for example, he would have been much better can play “, demands the ex-professional in an interview with the SportBild.
Lewandowski is to become the “leading figure” in the Polish team
Juskowiak expects Lewandowski to become the absolute leading player in the Polish national team. “He should also be an absolute leader in the national team and make the difference – especially when things don’t go well and we fall behind. A top tournament would be good for his image.”
The 50-year-old thinks there is still a little room for improvement despite records and titles. “In order to be a globally celebrated superstar like Cristiano Ronaldo, Robert still lacks a successful tournament with the national team,” says Juskowiak with certainty.
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