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Lewandowski, Raphinha, and Kessie: Barcelona Strongest XI Ahead Of Next Season
Despite its financial troubles, Barcelona is eager to bolster Xavi Hernandez's team in time for the upcoming 2022–23 season. After Ronald Koeman stepped down last season, the former Barcelona midfielder was able to lead the squad back to excellence and consistency. As soon as Xavi assumed the managerial post, Barcelona, which was in the eighth position during Koeman's rule, converted to league contenders.The Barcelona hierarchy is currently focused on bolstering its team in order to fight for the highest Cup in Europe next season. In addition to Franck Kessie, who served as the heartbeat of AC Milan's midfield, Xavi has confirmed the signing of former Chelsea star Andreas Christensen.
Even if they lose Frenkie De Jong to Manchester United, Kessie's versatility in the midfield is a significant plus for the squad. Along with these two, Barcelona also enticed Raphinha, a current Brazilian international and ex-Leeds United player, to Camp Nou.While Dembele switches to his preferred left-side position, the winger who can also play behind a striker might play the right wing position. Robert Lewandowski's transfer from Bayern Munich to Barcelona is also almost done.
As soon as it was made known that the Polish need new competition, the Catalans stepped forward and were determined to obtain his signature. Right now, it appears that Barcelona and Bayern Munich have reached an agreement on a fee; however, the deal is still pending the results of a medical exam, which will take place soon. This demonstrates that the Catalans are ready for the next campaign, and the dangerous lineup shown above is one that Xavi would favor as the campaign approaches.
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Lewandowski passes medical, says Barcelona ''is back''
After passing his physical, Robert Lewandowski declared he was prepared to assist Barcelona regain the top spot in European soccer. Before the team's trip of the United States, the striker was scheduled to sign his contract and have a formal introduction from Barcelona in Miami on Tuesday. The Poland player admitted that making the decision to travel to Bara was simple after meeting up with his teammates in Florida. After passing his physical, Robert Lewandowski declared he was prepared to assist Barcelona regain the top spot in European soccer.Prior to the team's trip of the United States, the striker was scheduled to formally present himself and sign his contract with Barcelona in Miami on Tuesday.
The midfielder from Poland admitted that making the decision to join Barça was simple after meeting his teammates in Florida. "Barça has returned. I believe I can assist the squad regain the top spot in European football. Lewandowski will be acquired by Barcelona from Bayern Munich in a transaction that is anticipated to cost close to 50 million euros ($50.5 million).The 33-year-old Lewandowski, who was chosen as FIFA's player of the year in 2020 and 2021, has been among soccer's most prolific scorers in the past ten years. After Lionel Messi left the team, it struggled to win any championships last year. He comes in to help change that. After experiencing financial difficulties in recent seasons, the club has been gradually rebuilding its roster. I'm hoping we start off winning," he remarked. "I enjoy receiving awards, and this represents a new phase in my life filled with difficulties. I had a chance to use this privately. I've always aspired to play for a major league team in La Liga.It was postponed one day from Monday to the day of his official signing and presentation. He claimed to have spoken with coach Xavi Hernández before meeting his new colleagues on Sunday at the team hotel. Lewandowski stated, "I am aware of his concepts. He was a fantastic player and will do well as a coach, too. On Monday, Barcelona's team exercised without Lewandowski ahead of its next matches against Miami in Florida, Real Madrid in Las Vegas, Juventus in Dallas, and the New York Red Bulls in New Jersey.Forward As he continues to heal from a foot injury, Ferran Torres worked out alone. Prior to traveling to France to attend the birth of his second child, midfielder Miralem Pjanic finished his final practice. In a few days, the Bosnian is anticipated to return to the tour.
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