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Indeed! injuries were not really a problem if you can buy players to replace them, but if they can also make players or train players to be the best they could be or release their potential this is what they did to Lewandowski they molded him as the best scorer he can become but upon leaving Bayern Munich and joining Barcelona what happen to Lewandowski now, he wasn't able to win against Bayern Munich but he is doing well in La Liga and giving Barcelona the 1st position on the standing I think he surely just needs time and chemistry with the team to perform this well, and right now Robert Lewandowski has 13 goals he is truly 1 goal machine that Bayern Munich ever created,

When Bayern Munich let Robert Lewandowski go, I believe that they didn't take into account the problems they would face in the future. At the moment, the team does not have a reliable striker. n It is clear that this was not an issue when Robert Lewandowski was in the team. However, in spite of the fact that they are playing well in the Bundesliga at the moment, I do not think that they will be able to compete well in the Champions League in the near future.

They will not be able to win the upcoming match against Paris Saint-Germain, and I do not believe that they will be able to do it. Don't get me wrong, I do not think that selling Robert Lewandowski was a mistake because they got a really substantial amount of money for him. However, they made a mistake by not bringing in a genuine striker to replace him.

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There may also have been some form of underestimation. Perhaps Lewndowsky was more important to Bayern Munich than they thought at the club. Mane is of course a good player, but a very different kind of player than Lewandowsky. He acts more as a point of contact. Perhaps Muller has taken over from the Pole. For the time being, it seems that Mane fits less well into the Bayern Munich system than Lewndowsky filled it in. Maybe a bit premature after a few months. It is a pity that Mane suffered an injury just before the World Cup. I suspect he will recover soon and then he will need a few more weeks to get fit for competition. In the competition, Bayern can also experiment some things in certain matches or moments because of the large difference in power.

Lewandowski and Mane are very different style forwards. I don't think it's fair to even compare them. Bayern Munich have to play with both of them with different tactics. When playing with Lewandowski, they want to get into the penalty area more, with Mane they want to develop effective attacks from the flanks. So they have to apply two tactics to two players. Mane's injury is really sad. I hope he gets better soon and we can watch the matches.