Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski was voted Germany’s Footballer of the Year on Sunday.
The 31-year-old Pole was the runaway winner of the title awarded by the football magazine Kicker, following a vote by journalists.
🥇 @lewy_official has been voted Germany's Footballer of the Year, ahead of Müller and Kimmich 👏#MiaSanMia #FCBayern pic.twitter.com/pv3j59eUvt
— CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE 🏆 (@FCBayernEN) August 30, 2020
Lewandowski received 276 votes, well ahead of two other members of Bayern’s triple-winning squad: Thomas Muller (54 votes) and Joshua Kimmich (49).
“I’m very proud,” Lewandowski told Kicker. “Expectations are getting higher and higher and every year I try to surpass them.”
The striker amassed 55 goals for Bayern, finishing top scorer in every club competition in which he played. He hit 34 in the Bundesliga, 15 in the Champions League and six in the German Cup, as Bayern won all three.
Dane Pernille Harder of Wolfsburg won the women’s award.
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