Robert Lewandowski is being investigated by German police after being accused of assault by a teenage Borussia Dortmund fan.
The striker, who created controversy by agreeing to leave the club for rivals Bayern Munich next summer, is accused of hitting the 17-year-old who swore at him.
Lewandowski was driving his Porsche Cayenne when the teenager saw him and raised his middle finger.
Denial: Robert Lewandowski (C) insists he did not assault a Borussia Dortmund fan who gave him the finger
Poles apart: Lewandowski has angered some Dortmund fans by agreeing to join Bayern Munich at the end of the season
‘I know it wasn’t right, but he jumped out of the car and stormed towards me like a bull,’ he told German newspaper Bild.
‘He said to me “what was that, what did you do?”, then struck me on the forehead with the palm of his hand, I flew backwards.’
The striker insisted on his Facebook page that he had not taken forceful action against anybody.
He wrote: ‘I would like to clearly state that I used no force against any persons who invaded my personal space.’
He wrote: ‘I would like to clearly state that I used no force against any persons who invaded my personal space.’
Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke backed his man and said: ‘I have spoken with Robert Lewandowski and he explained that the boy showed him the middle finger. Then he got out of the car, put his hand on the boy’s shoulder and asked him why he was doing such a thing.’
Watzke added: ‘Robert swears that he did not touch his face or hit him, I believe Robert 100 per cent.’
Sticks and stones: Lewandowski does admit stopping to remonstrate with the fan but insists he did not use force
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