Lewandowski Says Barcelona’s 8:2 Defeat to Bayern Munich Is in the Past, Admits No One Talks About It

• Robert Lewandowski says none of his new Barcelona teammates have spoken to him about the Catalan giant’s embarrassing defeat to Bayern Munich
• The 33-year-old forward was part of the Bayern Munich side that destroyed Barcelona 8-2 in the Champions League a couple of seasons ago
• Lewandowski ended his 8-year relationship with the Bundesliga champions after sealing a move to join the La Liga side this summer

Barcelona’s 8-2 defeat to Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League on August 14, 2020, remains one of the standout results in recent years in Europe’s elite club competition.

Barcelona forward, Robert Lewandowski was part of the Bundesliga team that decimated the Catalan giants on the night to seal a place in the semi-finals of the Champions League.

The 33-year-old who has now made a switch to Barcelona has now revealed that no one at the Spanish club remembers the game as he has not been spoken to about it Marca reports.

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"I have to admit that we haven't spoken about it. That's in the past and it's best to not look back. That's our way of thinking."

The €50 million summer signing, who made his debut for Barca during the 1-0 friendly win over Real Madrid at the weekend, is now fully focused on his duties at Camp Nou.

Lewandowski says Xavi and Guardiola share same philosophy

Meanwhile, Robert Lewandowski has heaped praises on Pep Guardiola and current Barcelona manager, Xavi after he was quizzed about both coaches.

The Poland striker says working under Guardiola is helping him settle under Xavi at Barcelona as both coaches have the same philosophy of football Goal reports.

Lewandowski is hoping to restore Barcelona back to its glory days and has also assured the club will return to being title contenders.

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Robert Lewandowski makes 1 big promise to Barcelona fans

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Robert Lewandowski has assured Barcelona fans of happy days going forward after completing his signing to the Catalan giants from Bayern Munich.

Blaugrana suffered a miserable campaign last season where the club failed to win a trophy and were also knocked out of the UEFA Champions League group stage.

Barcelona has now splashed a whooping €50m on Lewandowski and the Poland international has now promised to bring joy to the fans of the Spanish club.