Anna Lewandowska broke the silence. “I’m so fucking scared”

The transfer of Robert Lewandowski to Chicago Fire has become a fact. The captain of the Polish national team will continue his career in Major League Soccer. Changing the club involves not only a sports challenge, but also a revolution in private life. After several years spent in Barcelona, ​​the footballer will leave the capital of Catalonia with his wife Anna and daughters.

Anna Lewandowska spoke out after Robert Lewandowski’s transfer

After the official announcement of the transfer, Anna Lewandowska published an emotional entry on social media in which she referred to the planned move to Chicago. The wife of the captain of the Polish national team admitted that the decision was extremely stressful for her.

“I was wondering what to write here for a long time. I could post a photo with a smile, write that ‘we’re going to get a new one’ and pretend that everything is perfect. But it’s not. And I want to be completely honest with you. We have a huge change ahead of us, i.e. moving to Chicago. And although I should be writing about excitement, today I want to tell you one thing: I’m really scared” – she began her post.

Robert Lewandowski’s wife emphasized that parting with Spain was extremely difficult for her. “Barcelona became my home. My safe place that I loved with all my heart. The thought of having to pack up again, leave what I built and start a little over again just terrifies me,” she said.

Lewandowski in Chicago Fire. Lewandowska about moving to the USA

However, the greatest concerns concern the daughters. ANDnna Lewandowska does not hide that she is worried about how Klara and Laura will cope in their new place. “As a mother, I feel a lot of stress. I worry about the girls and their emotions, about the new school, about how they will find their way in a completely new world. Anyone who has gone through such a big move with children knows what a psychological burden it is for a parent,” she explained.

Later in the post, Anna Lewandowska said that “life with an athlete is not only about glamor, it is also about difficult family compromises.” “Robert’s professional path presents us with a new challenge. I stand behind him and support him with all my strength because we are a team. But as a woman, I have the right to feel afraid. I have the right to feel overwhelmed and today I will not pretend otherwise,” she said.

“I’m writing this because I know that many of you also face changes in life that cause fear. I want you to know that it’s normal. We don’t have to be strong and happy all the time,” she added.

Anna Lewandowska assured that “despite the move, she does not intend to give up developing her businesses in Barcelona and will continue to return to Catalonia regularly.”