Wojciech Szczesny He denied wanting to quit after signing for Barcelona. The culé goalkeeper, hired as a replacement for Ter Stegen, has been seen smoking on several occasions, which has gotten him into trouble with his coaches in the past. On this occasion, he admitted that he would not change his lifestyle and that what he only wants is to be “judged like a guard”.
“These are things I don’t change in my personal life and it’s no one’s business if I smoke.“, the Polish goalkeeper began by saying. Szczesny made it clear that he tries not to be seen publicly doing it and that it doesn’t affect his performance on the pitch: “I don’t do it in front of the kids so it doesn’t have any effect. ‘effect. bad influence on them. I try to hide it and not show it to people. “I want to be judged as a goalkeeper.”
Szczesny He has had problems in the past for this same problem. Arsene Wenger He caught him smoking in the Arsenal toilets while he was a member there, leading to him condemning him and asking him to leave the club. At that time, the Pole was the starter, but he ended up packing his bags and embarking on a new journey in Serie A.
He spent two seasons on loan in the Rome, until he signs the Juve, with the clear objective of being the generational replacement of Buffon. After seven seasons in Turin, he announced this summer that he would hang up his gloves and that is what he did. Until the option of signing for Barça to replace Ter Stegen. From now on, the Pole appears as the replacement for the German, absent for a long period after a serious knee injury.
He rightly recognized that the former Juve goalkeeper, Buffon, He also smoked. The Pole said he wouldn’t change and that “it’s nobody’s business” whether he smokes or not. “It doesn’t affect, I don’t think it affects what I do on a football field. I work twice as hard“, he admitted.
Szczesny won’t quit smoking
In an interview with World of sport The new culé goalkeeper opens up and speaks about a controversial aspect which caused him several problems during his career. Wengerhis manager at Arsenal at the time, upset him when he surprised him in the dressing room with a cigarette in his hand. But, far from leaving him, Szczesny leaves for Italy and continues his life there.
In fact, as we approach a Spain-Poland which had to be contested in Seville, Szczesny He was caught again lighting a cigarette and with a pack of tobacco in his hands in the middle The Sun. Some controversial photographs which went around the world and showed that this vice had not disappeared. Now, once he signed for Barcelona, he has already made it clear that he will not leave them. In fact, the Pole justifies himself by saying that he should be appreciated only for what he does on the pitch and not for the fact that he smokes or not.
