Robert Lewandowski confirms he will continue playing for Barcelona next season. Amid rumors about the 35-year-old striker’s transfer. Robert Lewandowski will definitely not leave Barcelona this summer. This is despite the 35-year-old striker being link with a move to a Saudi Arabian club.
Lewandowski scored one goal in Barcelona’s 2-1 season-ending win over Sevilla on Sunday. That made the Polish striker finish the season with 26 goals and 9 assists from 49 games played in all competitions, less than his first year of 33 goals from 46 games played in all competitions.
But due to the financial problems the club is currently facing, Barcelona has had to reduce the club’s salary ceiling, while Lewandowski is schedul to receive a salary in the 2024-2025 season as high as 32 million euros, สมัคร ufabet, giving the Blues the idea of unlocking that money by releasing the 35-year-old striker this summer.
Lewandowski will not leave Barcelona this summer. Reinforcing the previous confirmation from the Polish national team striker.
With things you may not know yet: Robert Lewandowski is consider one of the most striking and outstanding strikers of the 21st century, guarante by his 8 seasons with Bayern Munich. 344 Goals in 375 matches and winning 19 trophies.
But this Polish national team striker has announc that I don’t want to continue playing. With Bayern, even though there is still one year left on my contract. Which the giants of Munich Tried to restrain him to the best of his ability.
And finally, the two-time FIFA Best Player award winner decided to leave Bayern Munich in Bavaria. Became a new player for Barcelona with a price of 45 million euros, signed a 4 year contract.
Lewandowski began his football career at the age of 8 with the youth teams of Partizan Lezno and Varsovia Warsaw, before signing a professional contract with Delta Warsaw in 2005. and Legia Warsaw, reserve team
The following year, Lewandowski moved to play with Znicz Pruszkow, played 59 matches, scored 36 goals, and two years later, moved to play with Lech Poznan. Maintained good finishing standards, played 58 matches, scored 32 goals.
Later in 2010, Lewandowski began to gain football experience outside his home country with Borussia Dortmund, a top club in the German Bundesliga that paid 4.5 million euros for Lez Poznan
During Lewandowski’s 4 years with Dortmund, he scored 103 goals from 187 appearances, winning 5 titles before moving to play with the number 1 rival team, Bayern. Munich on a free transfer in 2014
In September 2015, Lewandowski set an unrivaled record. By scoring 5 goals alone within 9 minutes. The fastest in the history of the German top league, leading Bayern to overtake Wolfsburg 5 – 1.
And another important statistic Happening in the 2020/21 season. Lewandowski scored 41 goals in the Bundesliga. Beating the previous record of former Southern Tigers striker Gerd Muller, who scored 40 goals. In the 1971/72 season.