Polish star Robert Lewandowski, forward for Spanish club Barcelona, has settled his future with the Catalan club, confirming his continuation with the team for the next season in statements made to the German newspaper "Bild".

Lewandowski, who is contracted to Barcelona until June 2026, stated that he is not thinking about leaving despite the financial circumstances the club is facing, emphasizing his complete focus on giving his best for the Blaugrana.

The 36-year-old said: "I will be part of the team next season; I am not thinking about anything else. Barcelona occupies my mind, and our team will be better next season."

Lewandowski expressed his desire to continue winning titles, stating: "I have won more than 30 trophies during my career, but I am ready to add more."

He added: "I feel that I am in great physical condition; I always work to reach my best level, and I feel like I am 30 years old. I will retire when my mind and heart tell me that it is time."

Lewandowski finished his season with Barcelona by scoring 42 goals in 52 matches, contributing to the team's victory in the domestic treble: La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup.