Polish legends are slamming Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski after his bust-up with national coach Michal Probierz.

Barcelona have delayed their search for a number nine until next season, with Robert Lewandowski set to lead their line for another year, the final one he is contracted for. However President Joan

Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has explained his decision to quit playing for Poland while manager Michal Probierz is in charge.

Robert Lewandowski may have played his last game for Poland. In an X post on social media, the superstar striker vowed he will not play for the nation again until manager Michal Probierz departs.

Signed 18 months ago from Athletico Paranaense, Roque spent the first-half of last season on-loan with Real Betis before being sold in January to Palmeiras.

Robert Lewandowski wrapped up another standout season with Barcelona, scoring over 40 goals and lifting three trophies. While many believed his career was winding down, the Polish striker proved he still has plenty left in the tank.

The FC Barcelona player has stated that he no longer wants to play for Poland in the future. At least as long as the current national team coach is Michal Probierz. The trigger for this statement is apparently Probierz's decision to make Inter midfielder Piotr Zielinski the captain of the Bialo-Czerwoni in the future.