Tag: Lewandowski, Robert (1988- )

Bayern Munich and the Myth of Competition

In several of Europe’s top leagues, it already feels like the title race is over. But is dominance what fans really want?

August 12, 2022
Barcelona Spent Its Way Into Crisis. Can It Now Spend Its Way Out?

One of the world’s biggest soccer teams needed to close a $700 million shortfall. Its president, Joan Laporta, may have done it. But the club’s problems are not over.

August 3, 2022
Robert Lewandowski, Bayern Munich and the Bitter End

A star striker is eager to move to Barcelona, and his club doesn’t seem to realize it might be its own fault that he wants to go.

June 10, 2022
Messi, Ronaldo and Soccer’s Golden Sunset

This year’s World Cup will be the last for some household names, meaning soccer will go into the tournament with one elite and emerge with quite another.

March 25, 2022