Will Today's Clasico Be Lewandowski's Last?
Polish player Robert Lewandowski might play this night's Clasico as his last encounter against Real Madrid wearing Barcelona's jersey, according to the Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo'.
The Polish striker's contract expires on June 30th, with an offer from Barcelona to continue for an additional season, while the player is considering several other options including Juventus, Milan, clubs in Saudi Arabia, and Chicago Fire, which aims to make him the star of the team in the American league.
According to the source, Lewandowski is waiting to hold a meeting with coach Hans Flick to understand his role for the next season, with the final decision to be made after this meeting, which will take place after Barcelona secures the league title.
Lewandowski has so far played 10 Clasico matches with Barcelona against Real Madrid, consisting of 5 league matches, 4 in the Spanish Super Cup, and one in the King's Cup, achieving 5 victories and 5 defeats, during which he scored 6 goals, including one from a penalty kick.
The report indicated that the Catalan team won every time Lewandowski scored, except for one match in the Spanish Super Cup final held in Saudi Arabia, which was the only final Barcelona lost out of four finals in the tournament.
The source also explained that before joining Barcelona, Lewandowski played 8 matches against Real Madrid, 3 with Bayern Munich and 5 with Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
With Bayern Munich, he did not achieve any victory against Real Madrid, losing two matches and drawing one, scoring only one goal, while his numbers with Borussia Dortmund were better, as he faced the Spanish team 5 times and scored at a rate of one goal per match.
He also contributed to eliminating Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final of the 2012/2013 season after scoring a hat-trick in the first leg, before losing in the quarter-finals the following season.
The report pointed out that Lewandowski seeks to continue his career with Barcelona by winning his seventh title, having achieved two league titles, three in the Spanish Super Cup, and one in the King's Cup of Spain.
The Polish striker's contract expires on June 30th, with an offer from Barcelona to continue for an additional season, while the player is considering several other options including Juventus, Milan, clubs in Saudi Arabia, and Chicago Fire, which aims to make him the star of the team in the American league.
According to the source, Lewandowski is waiting to hold a meeting with coach Hans Flick to understand his role for the next season, with the final decision to be made after this meeting, which will take place after Barcelona secures the league title.
Lewandowski has so far played 10 Clasico matches with Barcelona against Real Madrid, consisting of 5 league matches, 4 in the Spanish Super Cup, and one in the King's Cup, achieving 5 victories and 5 defeats, during which he scored 6 goals, including one from a penalty kick.
The report indicated that the Catalan team won every time Lewandowski scored, except for one match in the Spanish Super Cup final held in Saudi Arabia, which was the only final Barcelona lost out of four finals in the tournament.
The source also explained that before joining Barcelona, Lewandowski played 8 matches against Real Madrid, 3 with Bayern Munich and 5 with Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
With Bayern Munich, he did not achieve any victory against Real Madrid, losing two matches and drawing one, scoring only one goal, while his numbers with Borussia Dortmund were better, as he faced the Spanish team 5 times and scored at a rate of one goal per match.
He also contributed to eliminating Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final of the 2012/2013 season after scoring a hat-trick in the first leg, before losing in the quarter-finals the following season.
The report pointed out that Lewandowski seeks to continue his career with Barcelona by winning his seventh title, having achieved two league titles, three in the Spanish Super Cup, and one in the King's Cup of Spain.
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