Lewandowski / Special
Spanish, Spasi-id.com - Robert Lewandowski has now defended a new club called Barcelona after a long time reinforcing the German Bayern Munchen Club.
But for the Polish striker, the move to Barcelona was not just an interesting price offer, but he insisted on a way to go up to Ballon d'Or through Barcelona instead of Bazern Muenchen.
"I think the road is shorter than Barcelona than from Bayern (Muenchen)," said Lewandowski.
The player Lewa used to call himself admitted that Barcelona was a big team. Fortunately, the striker quickly adapted to life in Spain, which revived his hopes to finally claim his Best Player, Ballon d'Or.
"I know that Barcelona is a team where most of the players have won it," continued Lewandowski.
The striker confessed when he first played with the Catalan team, felt a great atmosphere of pressure. Especially the club expectations and fans, want him to always look sharp in every fight.
But after scoring eight goals in six league games. The pressure's gone, and he even feels like a kid with a new toy.
"It's like having a new toy and playing with it," he said. "Since my first day in Barcelona, I feel very comfortable, not just because of the club, but also because of the atmosphere.
The ever-expanding Moncer, also thanks to the support of teammates and the entire official. He was comfortable and treated special.
"My teammates, staff... everyone treats me well. Everything makes me feel very special. To always have the chance to be in a club like this is value plus not just for the next few months and years, but for the rest of my life."
Along with his appearance in the field, Lewandowski was also praised for his behavior off the field.
"My move to Barcelona gave me a push," he said. "That enhances my pride. I know that I have to make a difference in the outcome and I'm not afraid of this role. I feel very proud of myself,"
