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00:003, 2, 1.
00:02Thank you very much, everyone.
00:05Can we take a seat?
00:05Seat.
00:07Yes, please.
00:08Seat.
00:12How about that operation, huh?
00:16Thank you again for joining us.
00:17Welcome to Chicago.
00:19This is a historic day for the Chicago Fire Football Club.
00:22My name is Dan Cohen.
00:23I'm excited to introduce our newest player, Robert Lewandowski,
00:27as well as our head coach and director of football, Greg Berhalter.
00:30As mentioned, please raise your hand.
00:32A microphone will be brought to you when called on.
00:35Please state your name and affiliation.
00:37One question, please.
00:38We're going to start in the room,
00:39and then we're going to go to Zoom for a few questions.
00:42So I would love to start right over here with Paul.
00:46Dan, we're going to do openings?
00:47Yes, sorry, before Paul, before you go.
00:49We'll start with, actually, Greg Berhalter would like to say a word.
00:53Sorry.
00:53Okay, everyone take a breath.
00:55We're good.
00:56Okay.
00:58You know, as Dan mentioned, this is a historic day,
01:02not only for the Chicago Fire FC,
01:05but for the city of Chicago and MLS as a whole.
01:09I want to start by thanking Joe Monsueto.
01:12Without him, none of this would be possible.
01:14I want to thank Robert for choosing the Chicago Fire
01:17and just give you some context to how big of a signing this actually is.
01:24You know, Robert has scored over 700 career goals.
01:28He has the most goals in the top five leagues in the last 15 years.
01:33He's third on the all-time scoring list in UEFA Champions League behind Ronaldo and Messi.
01:40And he has 13 league titles and, sure, countless other titles.
01:46How many other titles do you have?
01:47Super Cups and Champions League.
01:50Yeah, exactly.
01:52Yeah, exactly.
01:52And a lot of other titles.
01:53But the point is, is this is a massive signing for our football club.
01:58We're excited to see, to bring Robert to the club.
02:02We're excited to see how he can change the culture.
02:04You know, one thing that I've got, you know, when I've gotten to know Robert,
02:09you know, not only is he an amazing soccer player, he's an amazing person.
02:12He's a very humble person, very driven person.
02:15You don't play this long at this high of a level without being an absolute top professional.
02:20So we're excited to bring him to the club and really have his expertise
02:25and have his way of professionalism rub off on the rest of the team.
02:29You know, we have a good team right now.
02:31We think Robert is a piece that can help take us to the top.
02:35So thank you.
02:37Robert, do you have anything to say?
02:40First of all, hello, everyone.
02:44Yeah, I'm very happy to be here, to join the Chicago Fire.
02:49And at the break, the coach said that it doesn't matter how many titles I won.
02:55For me, more important, that still I see the potential to win the titles with the new club.
03:01And I'm very, very, very happy because it's the new step in my career, the new step in my life.
03:09But I hope so that we can enjoy a lot.
03:12And also we can, together, with the old staff, with the old players, doing our job, winning not only the
03:22games,
03:22but as I said before, also doing the titles.
03:25And now we're in a good position.
03:28But of course, we have to work hard.
03:31And I hope so that we can enjoy, after this season, a lot what we achieve.
03:36And yeah, that I think that's what I want to say on the beginning.
03:41Thank you.
03:43Okay, now we are ready.
03:44All right.
03:45Paul Tenorio from The Athletic.
03:47Robert, this is for you.
03:49We've seen lots of players come here towards the end of their career to different degrees of success.
03:54Messi, obviously, won an MLS Cup last year.
03:56How motivated do you still feel?
03:59How determined are you to show that you can still be the Robert Lewandowski we've seen through your whole career
04:04and to maybe lift a trophy here as well?
04:07Thank you.
04:09Of course, after I think that since few years I'm watching some games, watching what's going on in MLS because
04:16of the players that I know,
04:18because the league, the growing every year, and it's nothing for me.
04:25It's completely new.
04:27But for me, after that I decided that in Europe, in Barcelona is for me over, that I didn't want
04:34to stay in Europe.
04:35I didn't want to play anymore after the Barcelona and in a different club.
04:40From one side, of course, that was a difficult decision for me, for my family to move outside the Europe.
04:46But from another side, we know it, that we wanted to stay in a different club in the Europe because
04:51that's what we did in Barcelona.
04:54And I couldn't imagine myself in a different club beside the Barcelona.
04:57So that's why we know that the next step will be outside the Europe and, of course, that it's not
05:03easy to move from the Europe to us now to the USA.
05:07But from another side, we are very excited, but of course, it's like our lives changing, but it's the new
05:14experience.
05:15And I hope so that for me, for my family, that will be the new chapter, a nice, beautiful chapter
05:22in our life.
05:22And we enjoy a lot, not only the life, but also what we enjoy, what we are doing with the
05:29club.
05:31But in the end, I hope so that after that I travel yesterday, I need for sure a couple of
05:36days for the adaptation.
05:39But of course, I'm very happy that I can join to the training today to be the, to do the
05:43part of the training and do my session as well.
05:48But day by day, I hope so that I'm going to feel much more better and I'll be more involved
05:52with the team.
05:57Daniel Bociąga, Polish Radio, WPNA, Chicago.
06:01I'm going to ask my question in Polish. I hope you don't my coach. I know you have Polish, so
06:05there's that.
06:06My question is for Robert.
06:09Robert, grałeś tutaj już na Soldier Field. To nie będzie twój całkowity debiut na tym stadionie, bo grałeś z reprezentacją,
06:17ale to było sporo lat temu.
06:19Teraz, przylatując do Chicago, no nie mieliśmy okazji od ciebie usłyszeć, natomiast pojawiały się takie komunikaty,
06:26że byłeś pod wrażeniem oferty i tego, co Chicago ci zaoferowało, nie wdając się oczywiście w tajniki i szczegóły negocjacji
06:35i kontraktu.
06:37Czy było coś takiego, co rzeczywiście przechyliło twoją decyzję na korzyść Chicago, czym Chicago cię zachwyciło?
06:45Czy może to nie byłem pod wrażeniem oferty jako oferty?
06:48Myślę, że bardziej byłem pod wrażeniem faktycznie tego, jak klub starał się o mnie, jak bardzo pokazywał, jak mu zależy
06:54na to, żebym tutaj przyszedł i posząwszy od pierwszego mojego spotkania z trenerem w Barcelonie
07:00i to, jak też inne spotkania wyglądały, jak rozmowy się toczyły, to, jaki projekt mi przedstawili, pomysł na to, jak
07:07klub ma funkcjonować, w którym kierunku idzie, jak się rozwija.
07:11Już jakby nie mówię o innych aspektach, tak jak tutaj, czy ośrodek treningowy, czy stadion, na którym grałem, który jest
07:17bardzo duży i też wiem, że kibice będą przychodzili,
07:21i też nowy Stany powstaje, więc jakby było wiele, wiele aspektów, które też jakby zrobiły na mnie wrażenie i też
07:28jakby widząc takie zaangażowanie czy trenera, czy osób związanych z klubem,
07:33no to dla mnie też ma znaczenie i to też było jednym z głównych czynników, dlaczego podjąłem decyzję, żeby właśnie
07:41przyjść tutaj do Chicago.
07:43Ok, we're going to go right to Alex Calabrese.
07:47Thank you. Alex Calabrese, Mena Red 97. Robert, welcome to Chicago.
07:51I think because of Chicago's connection to Poland, people have thought about you for many years as somebody who could
07:56come here to Chicago in the future.
07:58How long has that idea been in your head with this being a potential destination?
08:02And also, when you were making your decision to come here, did you speak with any former teammates like Bastien
08:06Schweinsteiger,
08:07Jordan Shaqiri, or about MLS like Thomas Müller, someone like that?
08:12I think that the last couple of months already that I know that that was like the subject to join
08:21the Chicago.
08:22Of course, I needed a little bit more time because as I said before that for me, for my family
08:29is the new big step to move out from the Europe.
08:33But we know that we want to get some new experience, but also we had to be ready for everything,
08:42for the next move.
08:43Of course, I spoke with Bastien, with Thomas as well before, how it's going, how it looks the league, that
08:49they see the difference.
08:52And everyone, when I started asking about not only the MLS, but also the city and how it looks the
09:00club, they told me that it's amazing and also for the life,
09:04not only as a club, for the training, but also for the family, it's amazing.
09:09Of course, it's like I'm very trusting how it's going to be in the winter time.
09:14But also they told me that even that it's a little bit colder, but it's very nice and, you know,
09:18that the kids love it this time.
09:21So that, when we are talking about the weather, because after the Barcelona is not easy, but also that I'm
09:28from Poland, that I don't forget how is the weather in Poland.
09:32So it will be, I hope that it will be fine, but I also, like when I came here like
09:40a couple of weeks ago, I was impressed how it looks, not only the capacity of the club, but also
09:46the city, the people.
09:48I know that there are a lot of Polish people living in Chicago, a lot, not so it means also
09:53for me, for my family, that I can meet Polish people.
09:58It's also something interesting and I know that for them is so important because it's the connection between the USA
10:03or Chicago and Poland is very, very important.
10:06And I appreciate it a lot and also I already saw a lot of warm welcome from the people on
10:16the street and that makes me more happy for sure.
10:20And I really, really like that and enjoy that time since yesterday that I'm here and I hope so that
10:26every day will be for me much more easier for the life, for the adaptation as well.
10:31And yeah, I'm ready for the next step in my career, for the next experience.
10:37And I hope so that will be very, very nice time for me.
10:41Right here.
10:45Paweł Żuchowski, Radio RMF FM from Poland. Robert, chciałbym zapytać Ciebie po polsku, co dla Ciebie oznacza ten transfer dla
10:52Twojej kariery?
10:53Przede wszystkim także to czy będziesz tu się czuł jak w domu wśród Polaków i czy zobaczymy Ciebie w sobotę
10:58na meczu?
11:03I jeśli chodzi o mecz, może zacznę od końcówki pytania, to pewnie znajdę się w składzie, ale wszystko pewnie będzie
11:11zależało jeszcze jak będę się czuł.
11:13Też na pewno trochę czasu jeszcze potrzebuję w treningu, żeby też wejść do drużyny, więc wszystko pewnie będziemy robili tak
11:20krok po kroku, żeby był odpowiedni moment.
11:23Ale od pierwszego dnia też koledzy fajnie mnie przywitali, od razu kontakt nawiązali, więc ja też jestem otwarty, więc śmiało
11:33będę odpowiadał im na pytania.
11:34Ja też będę sam pytał się o wiele rzeczy, bo też wiadomo, że tej pomocy będę potrzebował.
11:38Więc tutaj już od pierwszych godzin od rana z każdym piłkarzem tak naprawdę się przywitałem, porozmawiałem chwilę, więc widać, że
11:45są to fajne chłopaki, którzy też chcą iść do przodu, chcą się rozwijać.
11:50A jeśli chodzi o samo miasto, mam nadzieję, że też będę się czuł tutaj jak w domu, mam nadzieję, że
11:56też dla licznego grona Polaków to też będzie fajna rzecz.
12:01I też liczę na to, że dziś coraz więcej ludzi będzie przychodzić na stadion, żeby też oglądać nie tylko mnie,
12:06ale całą drużynę, która będzie wygrywała i też szła do przodu.
12:10Więc mam nadzieję, że to wszystko tak się właśnie potoczy i dla każdych stron będzie to nowe, fajne, super doświadczenie.
12:18Go right here to Joe.
12:20Joe Chatz, WLS. Robert, for you, Greg has a very stringent style of soccer he wants to play.
12:27He wants his forwards to be attacking players, they want to be in the high press, work out the back
12:32for possession.
12:33What about the soccer, about the football, have it all made you want to be here and be with this
12:37club for the next two years?
12:39Yeah, first of all, I have to learn the soccer. I don't know why you call soccer not football. It's
12:48football. Not with the hand, but OK.
12:52But for me, OK, football and soccer. Yeah, it's like, we spoke already with Greg, how the team want to
13:01play, which direction, how to play with the pressure,
13:05how to build it up from the back. So, you know, for me it's nothing new, because since years I
13:12was the player who can adapt for average of the system of the tactic,
13:16also with the high pressure, building up, keeping the ball. So, I am the player that I know how to
13:22play, how to, if I learn a little bit, the idea of the coach.
13:26So, I can do this. It's not a problem for me, because even like during the last past years, I
13:33changed a lot the tactics, the style of the game during the game.
13:37So, tactically for me, it's not a problem. Of course, like the end, the most important thing, if you're going
13:44to win the game, is the most important.
13:47So, I hope so that I saw that already the team developed a lot the last months. If you compare
13:53this season and the last season, it's also the next step.
13:55So, I see that they're doing a great job and I hope that I help my teammates, my new colleagues
14:05also to play better, to winning more games.
14:09And in the end, I know that all together we can achieve our goals. And always when I'm starting to
14:15play in the new club, always in front of me is winning some titles.
14:19Because it's the same this way. I know that will be not easy, but still, it's like we are in
14:26the soccer.
14:27And we like competition. So, we are here because of something and something means to win some titles.
14:35So, we're going to go to Zoom. So, please unmute your mic. Jeff Carlisle.
15:08Yeah, go for it.
15:09Yeah, first of all, I think the jet lag is important. You know, it's like a couple of days, you
15:17know. I think that in the locker room, just to meet better than my teammates.
15:26Also, how they run, how they like to run on the pitch. You know, how kind of ball they can
15:32play. It's like every training session can help me to be more involved with the team.
15:38And besides the pitch, of course, I need some time to find some new house or apartments. You know, for
15:49me, for my family, some documents as well.
15:53The first days, it's a little bit more busy than normally. But, of course, I have a lot of help
15:58from the team. So, I know that will be easier for me.
16:31The main focus should be always on the pitch. But also, it's easier to play your best football if everything
16:38besides the football is ready and you can also enjoy.
16:41But, yeah, it's football life. It's like the atlet's soccer life. Atlet's life as well. So, I hope so that
16:51in a couple of days, one, two weeks, that everything will be done and I can start my new chapter
17:00in Chicago.
17:03Hey, Jeff. You know, part of what we've been doing these last months is working through what it would look
17:10like in a two-striker system.
17:12And we did that on purpose to get a lot of video, a lot of footage. It's not too common
17:18to play with two strikers nowadays.
17:21But we've been working hard on what that looks like around the penalty box, what the combinations look like, how
17:28to affect the back line with two strikers.
17:30And we have some really good data points. You know, we've been scoring goals lately. We've been, you know, really
17:37picking apart the back line.
17:39And we don't see any reason why that can't continue with Hugo and Robert on the field together.
17:43You know, they're both high-quality players. They're both players that, you know, can take advantage of a small amount
17:49of space, can finish under pressure, can finish in small spaces.
17:55So, we're actually really excited about this possibility. And we think that it can be a great combination.
18:02I'm gonna go to Sebastian right here.
18:07Sebastian Ostaszewski. Dzień dobry. Hello. I will ask in Polish.
18:12You know, Robert, jednoważne pytanie. Dużo mówimy o Chicago, natomiast jak ten transfer wpływa na twoją decyzję dotyczącą kontynuowania gry
18:21w reprezentacji Polski?
18:22No, bo wiadomo, że tych godzin do przelecenia będzie dużo więcej. No i teraz zbliża się to jesienne zgrupowanie. Pewnie
18:27tę decyzję trzeba podjąć.
18:29Czy ty ją podjąłeś? A jeżeli nie, to jakiej decyzji jesteś dzisiaj bliżej?
18:36Na dzisiejszej nie podjąłem żadnej decyzji, bo też nie musiałem jej podejmować, bo my się wydaje, że mój fokus, to
18:42co było ważniejsze to jakby dołączenie do nowego klubu.
18:45Też adaptacja. Myślę, że po paru tygodniach życia grania tutaj w Chicago też będę miał pewnie więcej odpowiedzi na nawet
18:53swoje wewnętrzne pytania, które gdzieś tam w mojej głowie się pojawiają.
18:56Więc na dzień dzisiejszy tego nie rozważałem. Ważniejsze jest to, żeby trochę tutaj pożyć, pograć, zobaczyć jak się czuję, jak
19:05to życie nowe wygląda na nowym kontynencie.
19:10A pewnie później dopiero zacznę myśleć o innych sprawach, więc trochę czasu jest.
19:15To nie jest chyba czas na to, żebym w ogóle myślał o tym, czy tak, czy nie.
19:20Po prostu ważniejsze jest to, żeby gdzieś wszystko przygotować sobie, cały nowy rozdział mojego życia tutaj w Chicago.
19:29Nie tylko to, co jest na boisku, ale tak jak powiedziałem, właśnie poza boiskiem, a wtedy ewentualnie zobaczyć, jak to
19:35wszystko może mi pomóc,
19:39nawet jeśli chodzi o kontekście tej reprezentacji.
19:42No bo wiadomo jednak, to jest trochę czasu, ale też teraz się zmieniają te zgrupowania, one są dłuższe, więc będzie
19:50ich mniej,
19:50ale te wrześniowe łączy się z październikowym, więc to też jest jakaś nowość.
19:54Ale myślę, że też po paru tygodniach będę w stanie pewnie odpowiedzieć na parę pytań, które mam w swojej głowie,
20:02ale też pewnie ogólnie stwierdzić, w którym kierunku albo co w ogóle jest dla mnie najlepsze i dla reprezentacji.
20:13Tim Hatziman, Red97.
20:14This is kind of a question for both of you.
20:16So, you know, Robert, Greg listed off some of the trophies you won.
20:19I mean, they couldn't fit in, I think, most of our houses.
20:23So, you know, you've had a lot of success in your career.
20:25Coming here, spending two years, possibly three years, what would success be for you in your time in Chicago?
20:31Is it trophies? Is it growing the game?
20:34Is it growing the connection between the club and the Polish community in Chicago?
20:38And Greg, same for you.
20:39Like, what would a successful time with Robert Lewandowski look like from your perspective?
20:45I think everything.
20:47What did you say?
20:48That is like, of course, that in the end the title is one thing, but also how we kind of
20:53play.
20:54That for the people, for the fans, that will be very interesting.
20:57You know, that not only we are winning, but also we are scoring some goals, doing amazing job on the
21:06pitch, creating a situation.
21:09You know, it's like in football, it's not only what we are doing on the pitch, but over the pitch
21:14as well.
21:14And with my knowledge about football, with the experience about soccer, I try to help also everyone in the club
21:22if I can.
21:24So I can always say what I see, what I'm thinking, if that can help the team.
21:31If I can help someone that, of course, I can do this and I do it with the pleasure.
21:37But in the end, of course, it's like what I see, that the club is going in a really good
21:43way.
21:43And also the owner that what he's doing for this city, for this club is amazing. Also the coach, the
21:51staff, they're doing a really good job and they're working very hard to be successful.
21:58And I hope so that I can help them to be even more successful because you know that everyone from
22:05us is always winning.
22:07And in the end, if we are winning games, that is the first step. If we are winning, that is
22:13the second step.
22:14And I hope so that all together, that will be the path perfectly and we can see it next time
22:22and speaking what we did and what we still can do it.
22:26Go right. Go ahead.
22:31OK, sure. No, I think that when we look back on Robert's time here, you know, there's a couple of
22:40ways that we can evaluate success.
22:41I think the first thing is, you know, within the locker room. Right. What type of influence does he have
22:47on his teammate?
22:48You know, the players get to play with the players play at the absolute highest level for over a decade
22:54and a half.
22:55And you don't get that every day. And we hope that permeates throughout the entire club.
22:59The academy kids, when they're walking by the training field and they get to see, you know, Robert at work,
23:04that something rubs off on them.
23:06So really a big effect on the entire club. The second thing would be a connection to the to the
23:12city and the fans.
23:13I mean, this is, you know, we want to create something special for the city of Chicago. And Robert is
23:19a massive piece of that.
23:21The third thing, of course, is going to be winning. You know, Robert's won his entire career and there's going
23:25to be a certain measurement.
23:26OK, did we win with him? You know, everywhere he's been, he's won titles. He told me every year of
23:31his career has won a title.
23:32So no pressure to us. Right. And then finally, knowing Robert the way I do, you know, success is large,
23:40largely measured with him by how he scores goals.
23:42You know, he's a prolific scorer for a reason, because he loves to score goals. So that's definitely going to
23:48be a measurement that we're going to be looking at.
23:50But that I'm probably the most confident that he's going to do.
24:03Yeah.
24:09Yeah.
24:10mucho más de los otros, y ahora juegas en los clubes, en los que las demandas pueden ser cumplidos por
24:15tus compañeros.
24:16Estoy muy curioso de tu mentalidad, de tu preparación, de tu preparación,
24:19¿qué es lo que ha hecho en este tipo de transferencia?
24:24¿Qué es lo que los parteneros son un poco más de la parte de Barcelona?
24:29¿Qué es lo que pasa en Barcelona?
24:33Claro que, cuando llegas a tu nuevo club, analizas cómo son los jugadores, cómo está la situación, cómo está la
24:41situación, cómo está la situación, cómo está la situación, cómo está la situación.
24:45Y primero que todo el país y la cultura también tienen un impacto en ese sentido.
24:49Tengo tiempo que se acostumbró a lo que está en lugar.
24:54Y también por mi transferencia en Barcelona.
24:56Y en biegue de tiempo, es mi más fácil adaptar a lo que se puede hacer.
25:05Y también a miar de las cosas que podemos hacer.
25:09Y lo podemos cumplir, entonces no es como incluso un par de fútbol antes, no importa dónde, no importa dónde,
25:16sin cuida,
25:18no importa qué los los los los los los los los los los los los los los los los los
25:32los los los los los los los los.
25:34Entonces, de acuerdo, estoy de acuerdo, así que también estoy de acuerdo aquí en Chicago, en MLS.
25:43Creo que es una liga, es otro tipo de jugo, algo de patrimento en la jugación,
25:51que no solo las brámicas se licen, pero también lo que se hace en el campo,
25:55o también lo que está en el campo, así que también estoy de acuerdo en la jugación.
26:00Y también lo que funciona en la jugación, y también lo que funciona en la jugación.
26:07También lo que da mi algún punto de desarrollo en mi vida, o incluso en la jugación,
26:15porque cada liga es un poco diferente.
26:17Nosotros también sabemos bien cómo se ve en Estados Unidos,
26:20cómo se ve en Estados Unidos, cómo se ve en otros deportes,
26:24en los Estados Unidos.
26:26Por supuesto, en MLS también hay cosas que recuerdan más de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos
26:34de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos de Estados Unidos.
26:36Así que creo que es lo más importante.
26:40Buenas tardes, Omar Ramos de 2DN de Chicago.
26:44Señor Greg, felicidades por el fichaje.
26:46Te quiero preguntar ahora en español.
26:49Mi estimado Roberto, bienvenido a la ciudad de Chicago.
26:51¿Cómo te sientes físicamente, mentalmente?
26:53Yo sé que ha habido mucho movimiento para ti en las últimas semanas,
26:56pero ya estás aquí en Chicago.
26:57¿Cómo te sientes mentalmente, físicamente?
26:59¿Crees que puedes debutar ya este jueves con el Chicago Fire?
27:02Y además, te quiero preguntar, has ganado mucho en Europa,
27:05desde la Liga hasta la Liga de Campeones.
27:08¿Qué tanto conoces tú la MLS?
27:10¿Qué tan familiarizado estás con la Liga de la MLS?
27:13¿Qué te parece, ahora ya que estás aquí arrancando con tu carrera con nosotros?
27:17Buenos días.
27:18En principio, sí, me siento muy bien.
27:20Creo que después de vacaciones, claro, necesito un poquito más de tiempo para adaptarlo a equipo,
27:27también con entrenamiento.
27:30Pero estaba entrenando las últimas tres, cuatro, casi cuatro semanas.
27:35Pero sí, claro, individualmente el entrenamiento no es igual como en el equipo.
27:39Pero creo que el día a día me siento mucho mejor.
27:43Especialmente después del viaje de ayer de Polonia aquí a Chicago.
27:48Era muchas horas en avión, pero estaba entrenando la primera vez con mi equipo.
27:54Estoy muy contento.
27:55Creo que MLS estaba hablando también con jugadores como Basen Schweinsteiger o Thomas Müller.
28:04Y de los dos, por ejemplo, me he explicado cómo funciona MLS.
28:08Y estoy seguro que con mi nuevo equipo podemos hacer un paso adelante.
28:19No solo en el campo, pero fuera del campo también.
28:32Sí, para mí y mi familia es un poco, creo que es la vida un poquito otra que en Europa,
28:45en Barcelona.
28:45Pero estábamos esperando para esto.
28:50Pero sí, necesitamos un poco de tiempo para adaptarlo a la final.
28:53Pero como dije antes, estoy muy contento para jugar en Chicago Fire.
28:59Y estoy muy contento para una nueva experiencia en mi vida.
29:03Y espero que en la final de temporada podamos disfrutar algo.
29:10Nuevo título.
29:11Pero sí, en principio creo que necesito un poco de tiempo para adaptarlo.
29:17Pero con lo que veo en entrenamiento, lo que veo en la última semana también.
29:24Creo que este club tiene muy buen futuro.
29:27Y estoy aquí para ayudarlo al equipo.
29:30Gracias.
29:31Tienes tiempo para una otra vez en la sala y luego intentaremos entrar en Zoom.
29:34Puedes aquí.
29:35Muchas gracias.
29:37Marcin Antosiewicz, estoy con la TV Política Televisión TVP,
29:39así que déjame preguntarte mi pregunta en Política.
29:41¿Qué opinas has.
29:42¿Qué opinas ¿qué es lo que?
29:43De la traditions de la Trenicía.
29:45¿Qué opinas es la Trenicía?
29:46¿Cuál fue la Trenicía?
29:49¿Qué opinas de los profesores, de los profesores?
29:51¿Dónde te encuentras en tu competencia?
29:51¿Y si teankas de fomento en esteoj?
29:53¿A qué opinas de los profesores?
29:55¿A qué opinas más entre
29:55la Trenicía?
29:57Lo primero es importante.
30:02Esas de estar conmigo.
30:03que no me voy a ir y no me voy a dar todo a mi me voy a dar todo
30:08a mi me voy a todo,
30:10a mi me voy a tener mucho tiempo para conocer a todos,
30:14para ver cómo se correga, cómo lo piuco, cómo lo piuco,
30:19así que también y vice versa,
30:22los chicos que me han buscado mucho más,
30:25para que también me invierimos un par de preguntas,
30:27pero desde el primer día me parece que hay muchos chicos,
30:31con los chicos, con los que hablamos y el contacto se conectó.
30:36Pero si se trata de la mistura del mundo,
30:38no sabemos que tenemos que ir a Hispanias,
30:41pero ¿quién puede ganar?
30:43Creo que es probablemente la forma de ganar,
30:47pero la Francia es probablemente muy fuerte.
30:50Creo que tienen un resultado de los primeros,
30:53como Ulisse, Dembélé y también también los que están en papel,
30:56los que trabajan en papel.
30:57pero por otro lado, mirando también a la presión en el final,
31:03así que a veces el humildo puede ser más detenido,
31:08y a veces la disposición del día puede decidir,
31:10pero espero que alguien de esta pared puede ganar fina del mundo.
31:19Gracias a todos. Gracias, Robert. Gracias, Coach Greg.
31:21I would love to see you all this Thursday, July 16th at Soldier Field Chicago Fire against Vancouver.
31:28You can watch the Chicago Fire and Robert in action, hopefully.
31:31And thank you all for coming. Thank you very much, guys. Thank you.
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