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The Polish striker referred to his teammate in Rio Ferdinand's podcast.
They form one of the deadliest partnerships in football today. Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski. Almost 20 years apart. But a pure and spectacular connection on the pitch. The winger from Rocafonda is getting fed up with providing assists this season, while the Polish striker has a goal-scoring rate that puts him at the figures of his best years with Bayern Munich.
Much to his chagrin, Flick will not be able to count on his young star against Celta at Balaídos. Robert Lewandowski will be in the starting line-up, speaking to Rio Ferdinand on the Manchester United and England legend's podcast. The former centre-back is currently a television commentator.
In a long conversation, Lewy referred to the figure of Lamine: "With Lamine the first thing I thought was 'How is it possible at that age?'. He was already at a certain level... At only 16 years old, it was almost impossible to be so good and so intelligent."
"I always try to give them some kind of advice, because on the one hand it's incredible what he's achieved and what he's doing, but he also has to think that soon he's going to have the great challenge of continuing at this level and even taking a step further. And we're not talking about the next two or three years. We're talking about the next ten years perhaps and what he has to do to stay at the top until he's 28, 29, 30 or even longer. That's the great challenge of his career," added the Pole.
Lewy also commented on the subject of fashion, Alaba and a 'reference': "Alaba had a good sense of fashion, but he is no longer the best at it. Now there is someone better than him in my team." We imagine that Koundé has something to do with it...
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