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Lewandowski: “Ronaldo’s Achievements Will Remain Engraved in History”

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Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski has expressed deep admiration for Portugal’s captain, Cristiano Ronaldo, in anticipation of the upcoming international matches during the FIFA break.

Lewandowski, who will be leading the Polish national team against Portugal in the UEFA Nations League, took a moment to reflect on the legendary status of Ronaldo.

The highly anticipated match is set to take place on Saturday, October 12, at the National Stadium in Warsaw, where Poland will face off against Portugal.

As the game draws near, Lewandowski shared his thoughts on preparing for such a high-stakes match and the unique challenge posed by Ronaldo’s presence.

In an interview, Lewandowski emphasized the importance of focusing on the entire team rather than singling out one player, even when that player is someone as iconic as Ronaldo.

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He said that when approaching a match like this, his mindset is always geared towards understanding the collective strength of the opposition, rather than being overly concerned with individual players, no matter how great they may be.

However, the Polish striker did not hold back in recognizing Ronaldo’s unmatched contributions to football.

Lewandowski acknowledged that what Ronaldo has accomplished throughout his career is extraordinary, and he has left an indelible mark on the sport with his numerous records and achievements.

He noted that Ronaldo’s impact extends far beyond statistics, as he has redefined what it means to be an elite athlete over an extended period of time.

Lewandowski went on to point out how impressive it is that Ronaldo continues to deliver incredible performances, even at an age where many players have started to slow down.

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The Polish striker referred to Ronaldo as a true exception in the world of football, one of the few players who consistently defies expectations and maintains an incredible level of performance year after year.

“His name is already etched into the annals of football history,” Lewandowski said, marveling at how Ronaldo continues to challenge the limits of age and performance.

He added that Ronaldo’s numbers, far from diminishing, seem to only increase as time goes on, making him a true anomaly in the sport.

As Poland gears up for this crucial UEFA Nations League clash, Lewandowski’s words remind fans and players alike of the respect Ronaldo commands on and off the pitch.

It’s not just about what he has done in the past but how he continues to set new standards for excellence, inspiring countless players, including Lewandowski himself.

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Joe Cole Reveals What Arsenal Must Do to Win the Premier League

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Joe Cole speaks on Arsenal and their chances of winning the Premier League this season. He suggests that if Arsenal can sign Victor Osimhen, the title could be theirs.

“I’m going to put an asterisk on this. I think Manchester City win the title if they [Arsenal] don’t bring in a number nine because I still think that will be a problem for them.

“Therefore, I am predicting Manchester City to clinch the league ahead of Arsenal, but if they sign Victor Osimhen, I would change my prediction. As it stands, my choice is Manchester City.”


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“Messi Is on Another Planet” — Jay-Jay Okocha Weighs In on GOAT Debate

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Jay-Jay Okocha speaks on the popular GOAT debate between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi and shares his pick.

“Ronaldo is a special player. But he’s, for me, a goal scorer. He can score 10 million goals. He is a goal scorer. It’s like Haaland. Haaland is a goal scorer.”

“But Messi, Messi, Messi is on another planet,” he said.

“Messi was born to play football, you know. Messi, I think Messi will get ill if he doesn’t play football. You know, he’s a genius,” he added.


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Arsenal Confirm Squad Numbers Ahead of 2026/27 Premier League Season

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Ahead of the 2026/27 Premier League season, beginning this weekend, Arsenal have confirmed their squad numbers for the players.

In a post on the club’s website, Mikel Arteta’s side confirmed that Bruno Guimaraes, who joined the Gunners from Newcastle United, will wear the number 39 jersey.

Squad numbers for Arsenal players this season:

  1. David Raya
  2. William Saliba
  3. Cristhian Mosquera
  4. Ben White
  5. Piero Hincapie
  6. Gabriel
  7. Bukayo Saka
  8. Martin Odegaard
  9. Gabriel Jesus
  10. Eberechi Eze
  11. Gabriel Martinelli
  12. Jurrien Timber
  13. Kepa Arrizabalaga
  14. Viktor Gyokeres
  15. Christos Tzolis
  16. Noni Madueke
  17. Fabio Vieira
  18. Ethan Nwaneri
  19. Mikel Merino
  20. Reiss Nelson
  21. Kai Havertz
  22. Illan Meslier
  23. Riccardo Calafiori
  24. Tommy Setford
  25. Martin Zubimendi
  26. Bruno Guimaraes
  27. Declan Rice
  28. Myles Lewis-Skelly
  29. Max Dowman

 

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