The birthday celebrations were a welcome distraction, a moment of joy and connection in the midst of a grueling season. But the focus quickly shifted to the next challenge, and it was the biggest one yet: an away match against their arch-rivals, Bayern Munich. Der Klassiker. The German Clasico. A match that was more than just a game; it was a battle for supremacy, a clash of philosophies, a rivalry that ran deep.
This time, however, there was an added layer of intrigue, an extra dose of drama. It was the first time that Robert Lewandowski would face his former team since his controversial summer transfer to Bayern. The media was in a frenzy, the headlines screaming about betrayal, about loyalty, about a student facing his former master.
