On March 9, Beijing time, Bayern young marshal Nagelsman talked about the termination of Lewandowski's contract with China's well-known mobile phone brand Huawei in an interview with the media. The manager supported Levan's decision and said football is not always about money.
Previously, according to foreign media disclosures, Levan has chosen to terminate the contract with Huawei in advance. Although the two sides only signed a new contract valid for 3 years in January, in just 2 months, Levan chose to break up with Huawei in advance, ending more than 6 years of cooperation between the two sides. For this, bayern goalscorers will lose nearly 5 million euros in sponsorship fees.
Commenting on the choice of generals, Nagelsman said: "Levan is increasingly using his position as a role model in the public and on social media to express his views on certain events. By terminating a contract with a lucrative telecommunications company, he sent a very strong signal. It's a valuable statement that football isn't always about money. ”
As a two-time World Footballer of the Year winner, Lewandowski has continued his outstanding performances in previous seasons at Bayern this season. In the second leg of the Champions League 1/8 knockout round in the early morning of the 9th with Red Bull Salzburg, Levan contributed 3 goals and 1 assist to help the team beat the opponent 8-2 on aggregate to advance to the top 8, and Levan is currently leading the Bundesliga and Champions League top scorers respectively.
At the same time, the Polish men's football team was directly awarded by FIFA to the final of the World Cup European play-offs, waiting for the winners of Sweden and the Czech Republic. Levan, 33, is just one step away from his second World Cup trip.