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Thief tries to steal Lewandowski's watch

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A thief failed in a bid to steal Robert Lewandowski's watch outside Barcelona's training ground. (AP PHOTO)
Camera IconA thief failed in a bid to steal Robert Lewandowski's watch outside Barcelona's training ground. (AP PHOTO) Credit: AP

Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has nearly had his 70,000 euro ($A102,000) watch stolen outside the club's training ground Ciutat Esportiva.

Spanish newspaper Marca reported on Thursday the 33-year-old Polish international was on his way to evening training when a person opened the passenger door of a car and took the watch as Lewandowski was greeting fans.

Police quickly arrested a suspect and Lewandowski got his watch back before participating in the practice session ahead of Sunday's LaLiga game at Real Sociedad.

Lewandowski joined Barca for about 45 million euros ($A66 million) last month from Bayern Munich after helping the German side win many trophies, including eight Bundesliga titles and the Champions League.

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