Barça, Lewandowski compares Flick to Xavi

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By: Manu Tournoux

Barça, Lewandowski compares Flick to Xavi

Barca striker Robert Lewandowski has spoken out about the differences between Hansi Flick and Xavi.

FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski admits that coach Hansi Flick’s style is very different to that of his predecessor Xavi.

Flick is currently enjoying a perfect start in charge of Barcelona, ​​winning all four of his first La Liga games, including a recent 7-0 thumping of Valladolid.

Lewandowski under Flick’s spell

Lewandowski enjoys playing in his team and says:
“It’s something different, you can see that. We didn’t have a game like this last season. As Hansi said from the beginning, he wants to create an attacking team that generates chances, scores a lot of goals and presses well.”

While rejoicing at this fanfare start, Lewandowski called for caution. With his experience, he knows that nothing is decided yet. “We started well, sometimes we stumble and sometimes we succeed, but the season is long and a lot can still happen,”
he cried.

Manu Tournoux

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