Cezary Kucharski spoke to Polish television after his client came on in the second half to ignite a 5-1 win against Wolfsburg. He said: "I have a plan in mind for Lewandowski's future."
Cryptic indeed, especially as the 27-year-old is under contract with Bayern until 2019. That minor fact didn't stop Kucharski from commenting on where the man German media are calling a "footballing god" might play somewhere down the line.
"Manchester? It always rains there. Barcelona or Madrid? They are nice places, and in Spain there is the best atmosphere for playing football."German international Mats Hummels also heaped praises for the Polish striker:
"I had an incredulous smile on my face when Lewy [Lewandowski] scored his five goals, since I don't see the shirt or the club for which he plays, just an exceptional striker," Hummels told Bild am Sonntag .
"You can enjoy his goals, even as part of BVB. He is a complete machine.
"No matter what he does, he doesn't have to answer to anyone. He did something unpredictable and extraordinary at BVB."
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