Lewandowski approaches a new European Golden Boot

The fight by the Boot of European Gold 2022 is very near to culminate. With alone three pending days in the Bundelsiga, Robert Lewandowski already celebrated the 'alirón' with the Bayer Munich and now expects to celebrate his second consecutive award at most goleador of the main leagues of Europe. The Pole adds 33 goals in 31 parties in Germany, seven more than Ciro Immobile (Lazio) and eight more than the converted by Karim Benzema in LaLiga.

In the case of the '9' of the Real Madrid, the French already has ensured the 'pichichi' in Spain with 35 goals in 29 parties, 10 more than the Turkish Enes Ünal (Getafe) and that Raúl of Tomás (Espanyol). With four days for contesting, Karim will look for to celebrate the title with the white group the Saturday in front of the Espanyol in Santiago Bernabéu, in a party in which the directed by Carlo Ancelotti, probably, will use a XI alternative to prepare the turn of semifinals of the Champions League in front of the Manchester City.

After this, the Madrid will have to visit to the Athletic, receive to the Raise, travel to Cádiz and receive to the Betis in the last day of LaLiga. Instead, to Lewandowski only subtract him three parties: the Saturday in front of the Mainz (visitor), home in front of the Stutgart the next week and in field of the Wolfburgo on 14 May. Nevertheless, in spite of having two less pending parties, the advantage of eight goals in favour of the Pole luce very difficult to surpass.

For Ciro Immobile, the calendar offers him four remaining days in the Series To. The Italian adds 26 goals in 29 parties in the 2021-22 and will have to visit the sabado to the Spezia. In the following day, the Lazio receives to the Sampdoria, afterwards visits to the Juventus and closes the season home in front of the Hellas Verona on 22 May. Andl of Tower Annunciata won the Boot of European Gold in the season 2019-20 with 36 goals.

Lewandowski Wants to repeat his prize of 2021

In the season 2020-21, Robert Lewandowski remained with the award thanks to his 41 goals in the Bundesliga, being the first time that obtained the prize. Between 2008 and 2019, Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo hoarded the prize. Only two Uruguayans broke the hegemony of the 'cracks' of the world-wide football: Diego Forlán in 2009 (32 goals with the Athletic) and Luis Suárez in 2016 (40 goals with the FC Barcelona) 'Struggle' shared the prize with Christian in 2014 with 31 so many in his last season with the Liverpool. By his part, Messi won six Boots of Gold with the Barça, the last of them in 2019.