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Robert Lewandowski, the Barcelona striker, responded to the Borussia Dortmund supporters’ boos upon his return to his former club by stating, “The fans should understand me.”
After being taunted by Borussia Dortmund supporters upon his return to the club in the Champions League, Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski expressed his dissatisfaction. What transpired? On Tuesday,
returned to his former club Dortmund for the quarterfinals of the Champions League, where Barca advanced 5-3 on aggregate. At Signal Iduna Park, the striker was subjected to boos each time he touched the ball. However, following the second leg, which resulted in a 3-1 loss for Barcelona,
the striker delivered a powerful message to the supporters. WHAT LEWANDOWSKI SAID After the contest, he stated to reporters, “I comprehend the fans; however, the fans should also comprehend me.” I have demonstrated my admiration for Borussia on numerous occasions. My time there was filled with only positive memories, which will remain with me indefinitely. It is a delightful experience to return to this stadium.”
THE LARGER IMAGE After four years with Dortmund, Lewandowski achieved two Bundesliga titles, the DFB-Pokal, and a berth in the Champions League final. He subsequently joined acrimonious rivals Bayern and Barcelona. The striker has also developed a habit of scoring against Dortmund throughout his career, netting 30 goals in 28 appearances against his former employers.
FUTURE In the semi-finals of the Champions League, Barcelona and Lewandowski will take on either Bayern or Inter. Celta Vigo is the next opponent in La Liga that Barca will face on Saturday. If Lewandowski is able to connect with the ball at Montjuic, he will surpass 100 goals for the Catalans.
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