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Robert Lewandowski was at a press conference this Monday. Before facing the Netherlands and Wales with Poland, the Barça number 9 reflected on his arrival in Barcelona and his lightning adaptation to La Liga, as well as his reunion against Bayern last week . Words relayed by the Barça Universal Twitter account.
On his adaptation to Barça
“I feel good at Barcelona. The adaptation has been very good. I know it wasn’t easy to get here, but now I’m at Barca, that’s where I wanted to be and that’s the most important.”
On his role at the Blaugrana
“Signing for Barca gave me a boost. It boosted my self-esteem. I knew I had to make a difference in game results and I’m not afraid of this role. I’m very proud of me.”
On the chants of Barça supporters in his honor
“I didn’t expect Barca fans to start singing songs about me at Camp Nou. It makes me feel like I’ve been in Barcelona for a long time.”
On the differences between the Bundesliga and La Liga
“The Bundesliga is more physical. In Spain there are a lot of teams that try and want to play a particular style of football. That’s how I see it right now.”
On the possibility of winning a Ballon d’Or at Barcelona
“Winning the Ballon d’Or? I know Barcelona are the team where the most players have won the Ballon d’Or. I think there is a shorter path to the Ballon d’Or from Barca than from Bayern.”
His most exciting moment when he returned to Munich
“It was as soon as I entered the stadium. Although it was a strange feeling to go to another dressing room and warm up in another area.”
On the game against Bayern
“The match against Bayern was a big challenge for me. It was impossible for me to stop all these feelings. It was more than a sporting match for me, it was an emotional match. This meeting was a lesson for us. Before the game, we didn’t expect to be able to impose our style and create a lot of chances. This game showed that we can do that in complicated games.”
On the result of the match against the Bavarians
“To be honest, we deserved to win against Bayern, or at least draw.”
to summarize
Robert Lewandowski was at a press conference this Monday. Before facing the Netherlands and Wales with Poland, Barça’s number 9 reflected on his arrival in Barcelona and his adaptation to La Liga, as well as his victorious reunion against Bayern.
