On March 31, England and Poland will play the derby of Group I in the qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup, and as things are now on the field, there will not be the biggest stars and officially the best football player in the world.
Robert Lewandowski will not get permission from Bayern to go to London, if the rules remain in force that everyone who comes to Germany or returns from Great Britain must undergo a 14-day quarantine.
Germany will announce the new measures on Thursday, and if Angela Merkel does not relent, the Polish bomber will not be part of the national team.
"We are waiting for new political decisions, so we will make a statement on all issues," Bayern's spokesman said in a statement to the Polish media.
A few days ago, Hansi Flick, the coach of Bayern, said that he would not take any chances with the players.
The same is the case with Krzysztof Pjontek, who plays for Hertha.
If he played in London, Lewandowski would miss two Bundesliga matches, including the derby with Leipzig.
Before England, matches with San Marino and Albania await, and Poland with Hungary and Andorra.
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