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Original Title: Lewandowski: “It doesn’t matter how many goals I had already scored: it was the goals I was going to score. It doesn’t matter how many titles I’ve won: it’s the next title I have to win. Not thinking too much about what I have achieved. That is maybe for when I have finished my career.”
This is where Anna comes in again.
“She is my first psychologist: after a good game or a bad game, she is the first person I talk to, about not only the football, but about my mind. What I’m thinking, what I’m feeling. It’s important that I can speak to someone like this. She knows me a lot, and she can tell me what I can do, not only in a football situation, but also with my team-mates or coaches. Even though she doesn’t shoot, she’s still a part of me.”
“I am the sort of player who can play every type of football,” he says. “I can adapt to many different tactical things. If we are playing counter-attacks, no problem. I can play in every type of tactic. I can learn a lot and adapt. I can play in every system. I was always open to everything, and I can learn and adapt very fast.”
“I’m not a player whose most important skill was speed. I use speed, and still do, but I am a player who tries to find space, to think, to be more intelligent, and because of this, maybe speed is still not the most important thing. So maybe this is why you don’t see a huge difference (in performance now, as opposed to earlier).”