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Flauer [41]
3 years ago
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Pouvez vous me faire un reportage écris sur Lewandoski?!!

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morpeh [17]3 years ago
5 0

bonjour

Robert Lewandowski (en polonais /ˈrɔbɛrt lɛvanˈdɔfskʲi/ Speaker Icon.svg audio), né le 21 août 1988 à Varsovie, est un footballeur international polonais. Il joue actuellement au poste d'attaquant au Bayern de Munich, dans le championnat d'Allemagne, et en sélection polonaise. Il est considéré comme l'un des meilleurs avant-centres du monde, notamment grâce à son jeu complet redoutable dans les surfaces de réparations adverses.

Formé au Varsovia Varsovie puis dans deux autres clubs de la capitale, Robert Lewandowski est repéré en deuxième division polonaise par les recruteurs du Lech Poznań, alors qu'il joue au Znicz Pruszków. Après avoir rejoint Poznań à l'été 2008, il prend immédiatement une envergure internationale, jouant son premier match en sélection quelques mois plus tard. En deux saisons, il gagne trois trophées dont un championnat, et dispute une quinzaine de matches européens. Meilleur buteur de la ligue en 2010, il part au Borussia Dortmund à l'été. Avec le club allemand, il devient champion dès la première saison, s'impose en Bundesliga comme étant l'un des meilleurs buteurs d'Europe et joue la plus prestigieuse des compétitions continentales, la Ligue des champions.

Après avoir remporté quatre trophées avec le Borussia et terminé meilleur buteur du championnat d'Allemagne, Lewandowski s'engage en 2014 au Bayern de Munich.

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