Polish international and Hannover 96 midfielder Jacek Kryznowek does not believe Robert Lewandowski is worth the money that KKS Lech Poznan is asking for him.

"This has to be some big misunderstanding. If Lech truly think they can get such money for Robert then he will spend the rest of his career in the Polish league (Ekstraklasa),"

In the German Bundesliga there is starting be shown less interest in Polish born players, with only Artur Wichniarek, Jakub Błaszczykowski, Łukasz Piszczek and Jacek Krzynowek left.

According to the Pole the problem will only become worse, why so? - because Polish clubs are demanding too much for their players.

"No club will pay such money for him, especially not from the Bundesliga. If a player is rated that high in Poland, then the Germans would rather go ahead and buy a good Brazilian for 3 million."

"One, good, but not revolutionary season in the Polish league does not make any sense to ask for 7 million. Robert had his five minutes of fame. No one will pay big money for him if he does not play two good seasons. Only then he would be able to better promote himself and raise the price a bit." explains the 32-year-old to Przegląd Sportowy.