The head coach of the Polish national team, Probilz, confirmed in an interview a few days ago that Lewandowski is not happy at all at the moment in Barcelona. At the same time, he defended the former Bayern Munich player. In the search for the culprit of the Barcelona crisis, Spain** has been choosing Lewandowski as one of the scapegoats in recent weeks. He scored 33 goals in 46 games in Barcelona's first season, but has only scored 13 goals in 29 games this season.
Probilz said: "I don't agree with the criticism of Lewandowski, if it's just that he doesn't play well and Barcelona plays well, then I can understand that, but the situation is that the whole of Barcelona is not playing well and it's very difficult for Lewandowski to find a way out of the problem. ”
Probilz stressed that he saw Lewandowski give his all in every game: "However, he didn't get a lot of chances. If he creates chances himself, other players can't take them. In general, the criticism of him is too negative, which is going in the wrong direction. ”
At the same time, Probilz admits that Lewandowski had a different vision for his second season at Barcelona. He said: "The situation at the club has made him very frustrated. ”