"I won the World Cup and the Copa América, what about you?": De Paul provokes him, Lewandowski stuns him

The MLS Championship often makes headlines thanks to champions, no longer in their prime, who close it in the United States. In general, there are still high-level shots that deserve to be mentioned. This time, that is not the case. Because what has made headlines is the lip movement of Rodrigo De Paul, who during a one-on-one confrontation with Lewandowski reminded him of the trophies he has won during his career. A truly not very dignified moment.

Perhaps, after the blood has cooled, the former Udinese and Atletico Madrid player will make a phone call to the Pole Robert Lewandowski. But in the meantime, what remains is a closed clash with an inelegant phrase and a laugh. The tape returns to show what happened during the match between Chicago Fire and Inter Miami. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. The goals were scored by Lewandowski and Casemiro.

The confrontation between De Paul and striker Lewandowski

The end was very heated. A moment of tension arose near the Inter Miami penalty area. Lewandowski collided with Ian Fray, the former Barcelona player pushed him. Fray fell to the ground, got up and pushed the Polish striker. Other teammates were also involved in the collision, the argument continued and of course Rodrigo De Paul appeared there, who approached Lewandowski and tried to calm him down. Of course, they know each other, they have faced each other with the national teams and with clubs.

Word after word, the usual insults, then the Argentine, while fiercely confronting the striker, brought into play his record, an extraordinary drop in level: "Who do you think you are, idiot? I've won the World Cup and the Copa América twice, and you?"

Lewandowski does not highlight his extraordinary record

Lewandowski did not answer, surprised, surprised, and limited himself to laughing out loud. The best answer to win a duel that one of the greatest scorers in the history of football would never have imagined that he would experience in that way. Of course, with Poland he has not won the World Cup or the European Championship, the equivalent of the Copa América, but he has scored more than 750 goals and won 33 trophies at club level.

Why De Paul shouldn't have said that sentence

The last thing to do in sports is exactly what De Paul did, because victories are not exposed, it's like saying: "You don't know who I am", one of the most irritating expressions on the planet. Beyond stubbornness, competition and character, De Paul cannot be justified against Lewandowski, who did well not to lose his composure.