Lewandowski Nears Top 10 Goal Scorers in Barcelona's History
The Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, a player for Barcelona, continues to compete to improve his ranking in the club's historical scorers list, despite his reduced role this season. He has four matches left before the end of the season which may determine his position in the ranking.
According to the Spanish newspaper "Sport," Lewandowski, who is nearing the age of thirty-eight, is contemplating his future with the team, considering either continuing in a secondary role or embarking on a final professional experience, with potential destinations like the Italian league or the Saudi league being likely.
Lewandowski scored his 119th goal with Barcelona in 189 matches, averaging 0.63 goals per match, putting him one step away from entering the list of the top 10 scorers in the club's history.
During the 2025/2026 season, the Polish striker scored 18 goals and provided 4 assists in 42 official matches, in a season where he suffered some muscle injuries and experienced a reduction in his starting appearances due to competition with Ferran Torres.
The technical management at Barcelona believes the player has surpassed his peak performance, while he has not received a suitable renewal offer, opening the debate about his continuation with the team, as he considers embarking on a new experience where he would be the main striker.
In terms of historical statistics, Lewandowski has a significant record of titles, including a Champions League title, two Golden Shoes, along with a large number of domestic and continental championships.
The player is close to entering the list of the top ten goal scorers in Barcelona's history, currently ranking eleventh, while Lionel Messi tops the list, followed by Cesar Rodriguez and Luis Suarez, with José Escolá in tenth place with 120 goals in 194 matches.
Lewandowski has four matches remaining in the Spanish league, starting with the El Clasico against Real Madrid, followed by Alaves, Betis, and concluding with Valencia, which are the matches that may determine his final future with the club.
According to the Spanish newspaper "Sport," Lewandowski, who is nearing the age of thirty-eight, is contemplating his future with the team, considering either continuing in a secondary role or embarking on a final professional experience, with potential destinations like the Italian league or the Saudi league being likely.
Lewandowski scored his 119th goal with Barcelona in 189 matches, averaging 0.63 goals per match, putting him one step away from entering the list of the top 10 scorers in the club's history.
During the 2025/2026 season, the Polish striker scored 18 goals and provided 4 assists in 42 official matches, in a season where he suffered some muscle injuries and experienced a reduction in his starting appearances due to competition with Ferran Torres.
The technical management at Barcelona believes the player has surpassed his peak performance, while he has not received a suitable renewal offer, opening the debate about his continuation with the team, as he considers embarking on a new experience where he would be the main striker.
In terms of historical statistics, Lewandowski has a significant record of titles, including a Champions League title, two Golden Shoes, along with a large number of domestic and continental championships.
The player is close to entering the list of the top ten goal scorers in Barcelona's history, currently ranking eleventh, while Lionel Messi tops the list, followed by Cesar Rodriguez and Luis Suarez, with José Escolá in tenth place with 120 goals in 194 matches.
Lewandowski has four matches remaining in the Spanish league, starting with the El Clasico against Real Madrid, followed by Alaves, Betis, and concluding with Valencia, which are the matches that may determine his final future with the club.
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