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Robert Lewandowski has backed former Barcelona teammate Lamine Yamal to win the Ballon d’Or, while also highlighting Bayern Munich duo Harry Kane and Michael Olise as players capable of challenging for football’s most prestigious individual award.

Robert Lewandowski has publicly backed Barcelona's Lamine Yamal to win the Ballon d'Or, praising his remarkable talent at a young age. Speaking to The Athletic, the Polish striker also highlighted Bayern Munich stars Harry Kane and Michael Olise as strong contenders capable of competing for football's top individual honor.
Lewandowski specifically lauded Olise as a potential future winner, particularly if he impresses at the upcoming World Cup. He also praised Kane's prolific goalscoring and his attacking partnership with Olise and Luis Díaz, noting Bayern's ongoing dominance in the Bundesliga.
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