Lewandowski personally told the truth about withdrawing from the Polish team: 17 years of loyalty cannot be exchanged for a decent farewell?

On June 9, after announcing his withdrawal from the Polish national team, legendary shooter Lewandowski opened his heart for the first time and told the amazing story behind the captain's armband being taken away. The striker who has played for the national team for 17 years bluntly stated that coach Probildz's handling method made him "heart-wrenching".

Lewandow recalled that the call that changed his national team's career came unexpectedly. "I was coaxing my child to sleep, and the coach suddenly called to tell me to take back the captain's armband," he said helplessly, "Before I recovered, the Football Association announcement has been released. This kind of communication method of 'decision first and then report' is really disappointing."

Speaking of being deprived of the captain's position, Lewandowski admitted: "He has coached for 11 years and has been playing for the national team for 17 years. Changing the captain is the power of the coach, but the process should be more humane. This rough method completely disappointed my trust." He also revealed that he originally planned to return in surprise when veteran Grositsky bid farewell to the war, but he gave up because the news was leaked in advance, which made him question whether the coach bowed to public opinion.

When asked whether a different communication method would change his decision, Lewandowski said firmly: "If I can communicate well, I will definitely find a solution. I always put the interests of the national team first." What is even more surprising is that many national team teammates took the initiative to contact him after the incident and urged him to change his mind, which indirectly confirmed the falsehood of the rumors of conflicts in the locker room. The end of a legend is such a tortuous story behind it.