The situation around Robert Lewandowski is still very hot. This was ensured by his former manager Cezary Kucharski, who often responds to the player’s current environment to many criticisms. One of them was to inform the media that the activist had negotiated a contract to captain the Polish national team with a meat producer in the past.
An agreement with an unknown bicycle brand
Robert Lewandowski’s new collaboration caused quite a storm on Wednesday. The Polish footballer became the face of the Storm bicycle brand, which is still not widely known in our country. According to Cezary Kucharski, this is a bad marketing decision, the player’s former agent reported on social media.
The answer is not long in coming. Tomasz Zweig, who currently handles advertising contracts for the player, has decided to back off. In an interview with Radio Zet, Zawiślak admitted that the decision to cooperate with the Storm brand was due to the desire to support Polish companies. At the same time, the story was revealed that Kucharski wanted Lewandowski to become the face of Capanos.
I didn’t convince Lewandowski.
This, in turn, was met with a prompt response from Cesare Kucharski. Robert Lewandowski’s former agent admitted on social media that he never urged the footballer to become the face of the cabanos. At the same time, Kucharsky listed the most important publicity contracts he managed to secure for his former client.
– I certainly didn’t persuade Robert Lewandowski to advertise cabanos, Zoilak makes them. But I remember that I signed contracts with Nike, Coca-Cola, EA, Panasonic, Gillette, Head & Shoulders, T-mobile, and also major contracts with Lech, BVB, Bayern. Now I will be back to watch the great match between LM Inter and Milan,” Kucharski wrote on social media.
In addition to announcing the Storm bike brand, Robert Lewandowski will have an away match with Espanyol in the coming days. FC Barcelona’s victory in Sunday’s meeting amounts to winning the title of Spanish champion.
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