When will you finally learn that the word striker has definitely different meanings. There are strikers who dribble brilliantly but cannot execute the action, there are those who have many assists but do few shots, there are those who do a little of this and a little of that. You can't compare Lewandowski to Mbappe, for example, because these are two different player profiles. Lewandowski is effective and if someone denies this, I will assume that instead of a brain he has some jelly, because a player who has scored 40+ goals for 17 seasons without a break is a good striker.
Of course, he has his flaws - for example, his movements are often so chaotic (he waves his arms, etc.), he doesn't have the speed of other strikers, he doesn't have the technique of others, he doesn't have the jump of Ronaldo. But he has something that has made him the top striker in the world for a dozen or so years.
You can call him a Polish tractor, and actually think that it's a compliment. The tractor is used for hard work, for working in conditions where other machines cannot cope. So, Lewandowski also works... and kudos to him for that!
As long as each tractor works, it's OK. If it breaks down and no longer fulfills the tasks it was designed for, then it's replaced with a newer model. Simple!
