The Polish coach leaves Koeman a 'stick' for his doubts about Lewandowski's physique

The drop by injury of Robert Lewandowski for the debut of his selection in the Eurocopa has left a spicy crossing of statements between the seleccionadores of Poland and Low Countries. This Wednesday, the technical Michal Probierz left a 'stick' to Ronald Koeman by the doubts of the Dutch trainer on the physical state of the forward of the FC Barcelona, whose absence for the duel of the Sunday has been confirmed.

"If Koeman does not think that Lewandowski will not be able to play the first party, can call to Barcelona, probably have friends there", said Probierz to the previous statements of the ex Barcelona technician. "I do not know what think. Still I do not know if it is truth or no", had commented Koeman on the absence of the '9' for the party to contest in Hamburg.

'Lewy' Suffered a tear in the biceps femoral of the right leg the Monday in the friendly in front of Turkey (2-1) and could lose also the duel of the second day of the phase of groups. Before the injury of Robert, the technician of Low Countries had blamed to the Barça by the drop of Frenkie of Jong, the one who did not attain to recover to time of his problems in the right ankle.

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Confidence in Poland on the return of Lewandowski in front of Austria

In spite of the tear muscular, the 'staff' Pole trusts to recover to his captain to time for the party in front of Austria the Friday 21. "Some players need 14 days to recover of an injury, whereas others recover in 3,5 days of the same injury. I expect that with Lewandowski give the second stage", explained the technical assistant Sebastian Milá. For Robert, this will be his fourth Euro after his performances in 2012, 2016 and 2020.

Previously, the Poles already had lost to Arkadiusz Milik (operated this week of the left meniscus) and to Karol Świderski, the one who also left lesionado in front of Turkey by a sprain of lower ankle. However, it is likely that the attacker of 27 years neither was headline in front of the combined tulip, leaving to Krzysztof Piątek as only alternative regarding forwards.