it's true what you say, he played in a very strong team
but not everyone who plays in strong teams has these performances
he is a coincidence, and barcelona did very well to buy it
moreover, he is a professional, playing against old teammates should have no effect on him
Lewa wants whatever it takes to beat Baayern, I've seen that he's ready to play against his old team, I don't know, but that match will be very good, I think he was one of the best signings for Barcelona, because he's a player who he gives everything another twist, he is not aware of problems or things that are minor, for me he is in agreement with Xavi in wanting to do things very well and pursue victories so that Barcelona goes far, I don't blame them, they should do it, Barcelona has taken on a lot of debt, they have come out of good players, and I think that now they have a lot of competition in the UCL, that is something that they must take into account.
That's right, what I said, Lewandowski is a professional, like Pavel Nedved (a Juventino example)
one who works hard, who creates a professional and friendly atmosphere around him
that does not make the fans despair, obviously you will always love your previous team, but it is right to keep to the jersey that gives you the salary
Yes, I think he will be professional. Facing his former club Munich in the Champions League, Lewandowski will still celebrate as usual. Lewandowski is not someone who was raised by The Bavarians so there is no reason for him to look at the game against Bayern Munich with such emotional feelings.