Overview
- Poland lost 3-2 to Sweden in Tuesday's World Cup playoff final, ending their 2026 qualification bid.
- The 37-year-old captain left the pitch in tears and, hours after the defeat, shared a post set to "Time to Say Goodbye."
- In an interview with TVP Sport, he said he has not decided on international retirement and will reflect as he returns to Barcelona duty.
- Lewandowski holds Poland's records with 89 goals in 165 caps and has worn the armband since 2014.
- The exit prompted analysis that Poland could speed a move to younger players, while his national-team plans remain unresolved.