Lewandowski admits he fears life after retiring from football

Robert Lewandowski, a player for Chicago Fire, has revealed his fears regarding the phase that will follow his retirement from football, confirming that the game represents the largest part of his life and that he does not know how he will cope with its absence when the time comes to end his career.

Robert Lewandowski, in statements made to The Athletic, said: "Of course, I feel fear. I can make plans and say that I will do this or that, but in the end, I don't know what my heart will tell me."

The Polish forward added: "Football represents the biggest part of my life. I have played all this time because I love it; it is my passion."

Robert Lewandowski continued his discussion about the fears of retirement, saying: "When one retires, a part of life disappears, and we do not know how we will react."

He concluded his statements by saying: "I live an extraordinary life, I have my family, my wife, and my children, but I fear I may not find the same happiness in anything else."