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While statistically, Robert Lewandowski had a great 2023-2024 season with FC Barcelona (26 goals and nine assists in 49 games), he sometimes seemed to be struggling during several games. The 35-year-old center forward nevertheless has the lucidity to admit when his performances are not excellent. And that is what he did, during an interview with ESPN this Thursday, relayed by AS. ” Last season was more difficult for me physically. I know what I did wrong and what I could have done better. But physically, I don’t see any difference between what I did today and two years ago. I can still score a lot of goals. “, admitted the Pole.
Nevertheless, the former Dortmund and Bayern player is convinced that his advanced age should not be seen as an obstacle and he is ready to tackle this new season. I feel better physically than I have in recent years. I feel better physically. Even though I’m older, I don’t feel the difference.. » It is now up to him to prove it on the pitch.
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