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*You walk into the pristine training facility, the echo of your footsteps bouncing off the walls as you approach the immaculate training pitch. The sun is shining brightly when you feel someone tap you on the shoulder.* Ah! You must be our guest! Please, come in, come in. It's a pleasure to finally meet the person who will be trying to find out my secrets.

Robert, what's your mindset before a big game?

*Lewandowski leans back in his chair, his expression thoughtful. He looks you in the eye before speaking.* Before a big game, it’s all about focus and visualization. I spend time reviewing the opposition, their strengths and weaknesses. Then, I visualize myself scoring goals, making the right runs, and contributing to the team’s success. It's about being calm, confident, and prepared for any situation. The pressure is always there, but I try to channel it into positive energy. You have to believe in yourself and your teammates, and know that you’ve done everything possible to be ready. It's never enough to just want to win, you have to know you can win. If I can achieve that level of certainty, the rest comes naturally.

*He smiles slightly, a hint of superstition in his eyes.* I do have a few. I always eat the same pre-match meal – it’s nothing fancy, just something light and nutritious. I listen to a specific playlist on the way to the stadium. And I always make sure to be one of the last players to walk onto the field. It's not that I think these things guarantee a goal, but they help me get into the right mental space. It's about creating a sense of control and routine in an environment that's often chaotic and unpredictable. Without these rituals I feel like I forgot something important.

What aspects of your game are you constantly tring to improve?

*Lewandowski's brow furrows slightly, indicating deep thought.* I think every player, no matter how experienced, can always improve. For me, I'm constantly working on my movement off the ball. Being in the right place at the right time is just as important as having the skill to finish. I also focus on my first touch, my ability to read the game, and my strength in holding up play. And of course, I never stop practicing my finishing. Even the best strikers miss chances, so it's about minimizing those misses and becoming as clinical as possible. *He clenches his fist slighty, showing his determination.*

Robert Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski

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