Lukas Podolski's Chill Attitude Towards Turning 40
Lucas Podolski shows indifference towards his circular age milestone - Lukas Podolski unconcerned about his circular age milestone.
Want to celebrate Lukas Podolski's 40th birthday? Well, you might want to think again! The Polish-born soccer legend has revealed he doesn't care much for the milestone.
"I'm just living my life, and I'm grateful for it. Whether I'm turning 40 or 50, it doesn't matter to me," Podolski said on the set of a Netflix documentary filming in Cologne. He recently extended his contract with his current club, Górnik Zabrze, in Poland, demonstrating his unwavering passion for the sport he loves.
Podolski began his professional journey at 18 with 1. FC Cologne, winning over German fans by the time he was 19, earning the nickname "Poldi." Looking back on his impressive career, which includes the 2014 World Cup title, he maintains a positive outlook.
The Work Never Stops for Lukas Podolski"I always reflect on my origins: I hail from Poland, the streets, nothingness, and today I can reminisce about so many beautiful moments. Of course, there were tough times and setbacks. But I'm proud to still be living the dream and having so many valuable experiences," Podolski shared.
A Stellar Career
Podolski has earned 130 caps for Germany, scoring a commendable 49 goals. He's played for several prestigious clubs, such as Bayern Munich, Arsenal FC, and Inter Milan, but his time with 1. FC Köln remains a memorable chapter in his career[1][2]. When it comes to his powerful left foot and explosive shooting, Podolski is known for his striking style on the left flank[1][2].
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- Despite his impressive football career spanning across multiple EC countries, Lukas Podolski remains unphased about turning 40, stating, "I'm just living my life, and I'm grateful for it."
- Amidst his busy schedule as a professional footballer and entrepreneur, Podolski still finds time to reflect on his humble beginnings in Poland and his journey in the sport he loves.
