I would sign Lewandowski for free, even at 37 years old: he is from another category, one of the last nine real players along with Haaland. Lewandowski may not have the physique he used to, but despite not playing regularly, he scored 14 goals at Barcelona: he is strong and intelligent.
We met in Norway, during a dinner with the royal family. I remember we only talked about football, and shortly afterwards, he invited me to England to watch an Aston Villa match, his team. He convinced me to move there in 2007: for three consecutive seasons, I scored double figures in the Premier League.
In actual fact, how many in the world can you look at and say, right, he's a stick-on to get 15 or 20 a season, and you're young and you're coming through? It just doesn't exist, really. So it's a tough one for them, but they'll keep trying. Given the route they're trying just now if there was one that was closest, it would probably be Igor Thiago.
