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Does Lewandowski miss Yamal? A hint emerged during his celebration after the hat-trick.

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Does Lewandowski miss Yamal? A hint emerged during his celebration after the hat-trick.

Does Lewandowski miss Yamal? A hint emerged during his celebration after the hat-trick.

Does Lewandowski miss Yamal? A hint emerged during his celebration after the hat-trick.

Does Robert Lewandowski miss Lamine Yamal? It is a question worth asking, given that the Polish striker appeared to mimic the famous celebration of his former Barcelona teammate, Yamal, after scoring a hat-trick against Romania.
On Friday night in Warsaw, Poland routed Romania 6–0 in the UEFA Nations League. Lewandowski was the hero of the emphatic victory; after scoring the opening goal from a penalty in the 24th minute, the 38-year-old striker added two more goals in the 47th and 86th minutes. This marked his seventh hat-trick for the national team.
After his final goal, Lewandowski celebrated by holding the corner flag while resting his other hand on his hip—a gesture football fans immediately recognized as the signature celebration of his former Barcelona teammate, Yamal.

Lewa’s 92 International Goals
With his three goals against Romania, Lewandowski’s international tally for Poland has reached 92. He has also climbed to sixth place on the list of all-time international goalscorers, with Belgium's Romelu Lukaku next in his sights.
This was Lewandowski's 170th match for Poland; he now holds the records for both the most appearances and the most goals for his country.

A New Nations League Record
With this hat-trick, Lewandowski also set the record for the oldest player to score three goals in a Nations League match. He was 38 years and 42 days old at the time of the hat-trick against Romania.
Furthermore, by recording his seventh international hat-trick, he has drawn level with Hungarian legend Sándor Kocsis. Ahead of him on the list are Cristiano Ronaldo, Sweden's Sven Rydell, Germany's Gerd Müller, and Denmark's Poul Nielsen, among others. Age is just a number—Lewa proves it once again.
After leaving Barcelona, ​​Lewandowski now plays for the Major League Soccer club Chicago Fire. Despite the club switch, his goal-scoring form in the national team jersey remains undiminished.
Following his three-goal haul against Romania, another personal milestone lies ahead: climbing higher up the list of all-time international goalscorers. However, it was his celebration that garnered the most attention; by mimicking Yamal's signature pose, Lewandowski seemed to evoke memories of his days at Barcelona.

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