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National team captain Robert Lewandowski gave his views on a number of topics at a press conference on October 7, including the arrival of new signing Szczesny at Barcelona, the team's performance under Furyk's stewardship, the upcoming matches against Portugal and Crowe, as well as the farewell ceremonies for two of the national team's veterans, Szczesny and Krychowiak.
Szczesny joins Barcelona
Lewandowski welcomed Szczesny to Barcelona and is confident that he will adapt quickly to his new surroundings. He noted that Szczesny's experience and attitude towards life will help him integrate into the team quickly. Lewandowski also revealed that Szczesny had expressed his desire to join the club he ultimately chose, and that a short retirement could be a recharging of his batteries, and that he will bring new energy to Barcelona.
Coming up against Portugal.
Speaking about the upcoming UEFA Europa League match against Portugal, Lewandowski said that Portugal is a top team and they are aware of the strength of their opponents and the way they play. He emphasized that the team needs to improve on their shortcomings against Croatia and practice tactical details through more training.
Great performance at Barcelona
Lewandowski is happy with Barcelona's performance under Furyk's coaching. He believes that the team looks better on the pitch, everyone is playing at their level and everything is coming together. He emphasized that the team needs to keep this up and even improve further. At the same time, he thanked Coach Frick for his adjustments and management of the team.
On Barcelona boss Frick
Lewandowski said that Coach Frick did not copy Bayern's system exactly, but adapted it to the characteristics of Barcelona's team. He has a good relationship with the players and sometimes it doesn't even take much communication to know what the coach expects.
Coming up against Crowe
As for the upcoming match against Crowe, Lewandowski said he is more concerned about the Polish
The match itself against Portugal, rather than an individual showdown with Crowe. He acknowledged that Crowe is a great figure in the history of soccer, but emphasized that it was a battle between two national teams that needed to be tackled as a team.
Soon to say goodbye to Szczesny and Krychowiak
Finally, Lewandowski talked about the veterans Szczesny and Krychowiak, who will soon say goodbye to the national team. He said that these two people have not only accompanied him in training and matches over the years, but also helped him a lot in life. The team will be sad to see them go, but their contributions will always be remembered. Lewandowski thanked them for Poland
national team for all they have done and wish them all the best in their future careers.
