Lewandowski: The decision to leave Poland to join Dortmund was difficult, going to Bayern because he wanted to win the most important trophy – yqqlm

Original title: Lewandowski: The decision to leave Poland to join Dortmund is difficult to go to Bayern because he wants to win the most important trophy

Lewandowski: The decision to leave Poland to join Dortmund was difficult to go to Bayern because he wanted to win the most important trophies

Live it on April 5th. In an interview with the Champions League official website, Bayern striker Lewandowski talked regarding his football experience. He said that it was a very difficult decision to leave Poland to join Dortmund.

About 100 Champions League appearances

Lewandowski: “I’m very proud, I remember very clearly watching the Champions League in front of the TV at home. I always dreamed of playing in the Champions League and scoring goals in this competition. Now I’m in the Champions League Playing in over 100 games and scoring over 80 goals means a lot to me.”

“Each game feels special and the Champions League has audiences all over the world, which is an inspiration that makes me feel very proud. Before every Champions League game, I still have a very special feeling that makes me feel Very proud.”

About my football experience

Lewandowski: “I would say that football played the biggest role in my childhood. When I was a kid, I played football every time I had time, it was always in my mind, everything I did was to achieve my dreams – — The goal of growing up on the pitch. Being dropped by Delta Warszawa made me stronger, not just as a player, but as a person.”

“At that time, as a young player, it was a pretty difficult situation for me, especially before that year, when I lost my father. I felt like I had to decide between two paths, one One option is to take football less seriously and leave, the other option is to stick with it and believe they made a mistake, and in my opinion it was a clear decision to stay focused on football.”

About leaving Poland to join Dortmund

Lewandowski: “It was a very difficult decision, but I knew I had to go abroad and I wanted to show everyone that I was a good striker. I went through a lot there and I showed everyone that I wanted to be What a player, I wanted to show that I might be better and I did. I’m really grateful for what we achieved during my time at Dortmund and what we won, we made history for the club.”

“Before Dortmund played in the Champions League for the first time, I watched the Champions League game on TV, and when I first stepped on the pitch for this competition, I was a little disappointed because the theme song did not sound on TV. So loud, but it’s all part of this event, the tension, the adrenaline, and the whole person feels different. I’m thinking: ‘Wow, it’s a dream come true, I’m not sitting on the couch at home, I’m standing Playing the Champions League on the pitch’.”

The decision to go to Bayern

Lewandowski: “I want to go to Bayern because I want to play at the highest level and win the most important trophies. When I learned that Bayern were interested in me, it was clear that I wanted to join, it was like on the original basis Going to the next level. I realised I needed to show more, on my first day at Bayern I knew that every training session with the players at this club would benefit me a lot, and following two or three months, I already felt I became a better player myself.”

On winning the domestic double, the Champions League and the UEFA Super Cup in 2020

Lewandowski: “It wasn’t easy at the beginning of the season, we didn’t start well, then Flick came and everything changed, victories following victories. Considering the way we played, every opponent felt Fear, we won every game in the Champions League, it was historic, no one has ever done that.”

“It’s unbelievable how we won the game, we beat Tottenham 7-2 in the group stage, Barcelona 8-2 in the quarter-final, we won 3-0 in the semi-final and then the final once morest Paris. In the final Anything is possible, but that day we knew we were going to win, we were very confident, of course, we respected the opponent, but deep down we had that feeling that we had to win that game.”

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