Robert Lewandowski is hoping to star at this year's Qatar World Cup with his native Poland.
The Poles face off against either the Czech Republic or Sweden on Tuesday, March 29 after being handed a bye in the original semi-final against Russia, who were booted out by FIFA following the country's invasion of Ukraine.
For Lewandowski, it means he is just one game away from another major tournament with his country in a season where has again been on fire for Bayern Munich. This term has seen the 33-year-old again break the 30 league goals barrier. Yet whilst he might currently be a superstar for Bayern, Lewandowski's career path could have been very different.