Lewandowski’s biographer: When Lewandowski was young, he was very thin and looked like a cartoon character. I think he had an inferiority complex.

"Daily Sports" interviewed Sebastian Stashevsky, the author of the book "Lewandowski: The Real Lewandowski", who talked about the impact Lewandowski's experience as a young man had on him.

Regarding Lewandowski being seriously injured when he was young, this experience left a deep impression on him.

Biographer Sebastian said, you have to know that young Lewandowski looked like a cartoon character, very thin. I think he has an inferiority complex. This is why he is so obsessed with his body now. To fight against that complex. He suffered a serious injury when he was 17 and it was a difficult time. His father had just died and there was no strong male around to give him advice. At that time he was wondering what to do, whether to go to college or pursue football. This is the most dangerous moment of his career. He almost gave up football. But he showed that strong mentality again. He signed for a third-division team and began his journey to become the best striker in modern football. Now we see that he is a gladiator. Nouri Shaheen calls him "perfect body" at Dortmund because he looks like a model.