Robert Lewandowski snub his 16-year-old team-mate? Barcelona striker answers fan wrath at footage which seemed to show him dismissing a high-five from a youngster after he neglected to pass to him

Robert Lewandowski has hit back at claims he

purposely disregarded Barcelona

ccolleague Lamine Yamal during Sunday’s 2-1

La Liga win against Alaves. footage has arisen from an episode

from the game where 16-year-old wonderkid Yamal

sliced inside and chose to shoot instead

of laying the ball off to Lewandowski who was holding

up plain inside the penalty area. After Yamal’s shot was

turned behind for a corner, he went to give

Lewandowski a high-five yet the Polish striker

seemed to dismiss the signal. Yamal appeared to be

confounded by his colleague walking out on

him and was seen thinking back behind him

at Lewandowski to attempt to comprehend the

reason why he might have vexed him. Lewandowski has

gotten some criticism from fans for not showing backing to a

player nearly twenty years

younger him, yet he has rejected that

it was a conscious demonstration. ‘Overlooking Lamine Yamal?

All in all, nothing remains to

be remarked on, it was an all-out mishap,’ he said in

the wake of getting together with Poland for

international duty. He seemed to concede that

he had been disappointed with Yamal, however, as he

added: ‘In some cases, I yell during a match, yet all the same that is typical.’

Lewandowski entered Sunday’s match having

neglected to score in any of his past six appearances for Xavi’s side

he ended his goal drought by netting twice two in

the last part as Barcelona recuperated

from yielding in the main moment to get a truly

necessary success and move to inside

two places of opponents Real Madrid, while they are a

further two behind shock pioneers Girona. Having finally found

the back of the net again and once more

endeavoured to take care of bits of gossip

about a quarrel with Yamal, Lewandowski will presently

direct his concentration toward Poland’s last passing counterpart

for Euro 2024. Poland is as of now third in Group E behind

Albania and the Czech Republic. They have the last country

on Friday, realizing they should win to keep their

programmed capability trusts alive.

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