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Robert Lewandowski’s missed Ballon d’Or: Lewy probably knew about it long ago

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Robert Lewandowski's missed Ballon d'Or: Lewy probably knew about it long ago

Robert Lewandowski from FC Bayern Munich apparently knew early on about his placement in the Ballon d’Or award. His advisor Pini Zahavi, unlike his team mate Thomas Müller, was surprised by the result. New developments and reactions on the topic.

According to image Lewandowski was already three days before the France Football The Ballon-d’Or-Gala organized on Monday was informed of the election results. The 33-year-old striker from Poland only finished second behind Lionel Messi from Paris Saint-Germain.

Lewandowski’s advisor wonders about the Ballon d’Or award

The result caused astonishment at Lewandowski’s adviser Zahavi. “Big congratulations to Messi: a formidable player and an eternal legend of football,” he said tz. “But the Ballon d’Or 2021 does not belong to him. Not this time. The Golden Ball belongs to Robert Lewandowski. Robert was not robbed, but he is the man who deserves it.”

Zahavi could understand the worldwide outrage over the result: “No wonder that many hundreds of millions of fans find it difficult to believe the end result of this prestigious football event.”

Thomas Müller recalls 2013 and Franck Ribery

For Müller, the award was “a disappointment from a Bavarian, Polish and also from a German point of view,” as he said LinkedIn wrote. “For some even a little more. Although I’ve been in the business for a little longer and was therefore not really surprised at the outcome (it was similar with Franck Ribery in 2013), the whole thing formed or reinforced a thought in me: We have great players in the Bundesliga and don’t have to hide. For global recognition, however, further international successes are necessary. “

Franck Ribery only finished third behind Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo despite FC Bayern’s triple win in 2013. In FC Bayern’s triple year 2020, the Ballon d’Or was not awarded, which, according to France Football boss Pascal Ferre, could change later. Lewandowski would be a big favorite for the award.

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