Lewanwdoski 'shows' confidence and says the number of goals he will score this season with Barcelona

Published:2/09/2024 - 16:46h

Updated:2/09/2024 - 16:49h

Robert Lewandowski, already assimilated into the dynamics of the Polish national team, did not hesitate to talk about his sweet present at FC Barcelona, addressing various topics such as his relationship with Hansi Flick, the keys to his scoring 'boom' and how many he hopes to be able to score this season with the elastic culé

If there is a player who has benefited from the arrival of Hansi Flick at FC Barcelona, it is Robert Lewandowski. The German coach has surrounded the Polish forward well, placing him as a '9' in a system and with a style of play that gives him more opportunities to score. The result of this? The Warsaw native is 'on-fire', tallying four goals and one assist in four matches, showing dynamism and physical impeccability, something very close to his best version as a goalscorer, the most voracious.

'Lewy's' form is so good that, as in his best times, he dares to assert the number of goals he plans to score this season. "I want to score more goals than last season, for sure. But of course, the goal would be to score more than 30 goals, I don't know, maybe 35. It also depends on the team. So I hope they give me many opportunities to score goals," expressed the 'culé' striker in the press conference before Thursday's match against Scotland in Glasgow, valid for the first matchday of the UEFA Nations League 24/25.

The keys to this voracious goal-scoring start of 'Lewy' with FC Barcelona

Furthermore, Robert did not hesitate to praise his reunion with the coach Hansi Flick and highlight what, in his opinion, are the keys to the significant resurgence of Barça's game seen in recent matches under the direction of the German coach. "Flick and I won everything in football. I scored many goals, but as you know, everything was perfect with the team there. With Hansi, we played a very offensive style of football. We tried to get the ball as quickly as possible and also scored many goals because we were focused on playing more offensively and scoring more goals. For me, as a forward, it was easier to score many goals. We will try to play more offensively, score more goals, and concede less. I would always prefer to win," he declared.

In conclusion, Lewandowski made it clear that there has been a change in him beyond the tangible at a sporting level, which has contributed to his reconciliation with scoring. "I have changed my mentality a bit this season because I am still trying to regain the strength I lost last season. I will give my all in the current one," he concluded.