Lewandowski To Continue With Poland National Team Despite Euro Disappointment
Robert Lewandowski, who will turn 36 in August, is not contemplating retirement from international football. Despite Poland's early exit from Euro 2024 after a 3-1 defeat to Austria on Friday, Lewandowski remains committed to his national team. He entered the match as a substitute, having missed the previous game against the Netherlands due to injury.
24h do #FRAPOL
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Future Prospects
Looking ahead, Lewandowski sees a bright future for Poland's national team. "We have constructed something here. I see the potential in this team. I see a lot of young players emerging," he stated. This vision for the team's development is crucial as Poland aims to rebuild and prepare for future competitions.Lewandowski's leadership and experience are invaluable assets for Poland as they navigate through this transitional phase. His presence on and off the pitch continues to inspire both teammates and fans alike.Poland's next challenge will be against France on Tuesday, which could potentially be Lewandowski's final appearance at the Euros. However, given his current mindset, it is clear that he is not ready to hang up his boots just yet.The conclusion of Euro 2024 marks a period of reflection and planning for Poland's national team. With Lewandowski still at the helm, there is hope that they can bounce back stronger in upcoming tournaments.Lewandowski’s commitment and belief in his team’s potential provide a solid foundation for Poland’s future endeavours in international football.Story first published: Tuesday, June 25, 2024, 0:15 [GST]