I'm Robert from Poland: Lewandowski introduced, fans "disappointed"

The Polish bomber was promoted today in Miami, where Barca is preparing for the new season, after his transfer from Bayern for 50 million euros was agreed at the end of last week.

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Lewandowski and Laporta, Photo: FC Barcelona
Lewandowski and Laporta, Photo: FC Barcelona
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

"Greetings. My name is Robert. I'm from Poland. I live in Barcelona".

Those were Robert Lewandowski's first words as a Barcelona player.

The Polish bomber was promoted today in Miami, where Barca is preparing for the new season, after his transfer from Bayern for 50 million euros was agreed at the end of last week.

"I've always had high ambitions, and Barcelona is the best place to continue fulfilling them," said the 33-year-old centre-forward.

"And, of course, I want to score as many goals as possible".

And in Barcelona, ​​a problem for fans - there are no jerseys with his name in the official Barça shops.

The reason is bizarre - there aren't enough W's to print on the back of the jersey.

"We didn't have players with the letter W in their last name, and Levandovski has two Ws," said a worker in Barsa's shop.

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