Robert Lewandowski celebrated five-goal Bayern Munich haul with cleaning spree says wife Anna

Posted Wednesday, April 04, 2018 by Thesun.co.uk

ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI'S WAG has revealed the striker likes to relax after show-stopping performances by cleaning up.

Stunning WAG Anna said the Polish hitman is always critical of his performances, even when he breaks records.

Robert Lewandowski celebrated five-goal Bayern Munich haul with cleaning spree says wife Anna
Robert Lewandowski has been revealed to be a clean freak by his wife

She said: "When Robert scored five goals in nine minutes he was not really satisfied and he was complaining that it was possible for him to score a sixth. After that he started cleaning the floors at home."

The 29-year-old Karate expert and her friend Marek were talking about how Lewandowski acts at home after his greatest achievements.

Friend of the family Marek said: "After the famous match with Real Madrid when he scored four goals, everybody was extremely excited.

"But he just came back home and simply asked for some pancakes. He was asking me why I did not turn on the dishwasher."

Robert Lewandowski celebrated five-goal Bayern Munich haul with cleaning spree says wife Anna
Bayern Munich ace Robert Lewandowski celebrates goals with a tidy-up

Robert Lewandowski celebrated five-goal Bayern Munich haul with cleaning spree says wife Anna
Poland and Bayern star Lewandowski cleaned the floors after scoring five

Lethal striker Lewandowski tries to keep a low-profile off the pitch and keeps revelations about his private life to a minimum.

The Munich hitman is enjoying another prolific season in front of goal, notching 35 goals in 38 matches for the Bundesliga champions this season.

The 29-year-old has been linked with a summer move to Real Madrid as he prepares for his side's Champions League clash with Sevilla on Tuesday.

Lew is not the first superstar to settle for sober celebrations after Alan Shearer admitted to creosoting his fence after winning the Premier League title with Blackburn.

When that story went wild, the former Newcastle striker revealed he didn't even actually get his hands dirty, he watched his father-in-law paint the fence and kept him topped up with drinks.

Paul Gascgoine was obsessed with hygiene and cleanliness and David Beckham admitted to suffering an OCD so severe he would rather throw a can away than have an odd number in the fridge.