Does FC Barcelona regret parting with Robert Lewandowski? Entry pronunciation
Robert Lewandowski says goodbye to FC Barcelona after four seasons. Do people in Catalonia regret parting with a Pole? The statistics seem to leave no doubt.
Let us remind you that Robert Lewandowski played for Barca for the last time in an official match on Saturday (i.e. May 23). FC Barcelona lost to Valencia at the close of LaLiga (1-3), but the Pole was on the scorer’s list. It was an honorable goal for the Pride of Catalonia.
RL9 has once again shown what it is best at – and has been for many, many years.
Great statistics of “Lewy”. FC Barcelona may already regret it!
If you look at the Pole’s scoring achievements during his stay in Barcelona, the statistics are downright excellent. Lewandowski appeared in the capital of Catalonia in the summer of 2022. By the end of May 2026, the Pole had scored a total of 120 goals for Barca, ranking among the top ten scorers in the history of one of the most important football clubs in the world.
Additionally, RL9 added 22 assists. Lewandowski recorded this achievement in 194 official matches.
FC Barcelona may have a problem replacing the Polish striker. Why?
As Lewandowski showed in his last appearance, if he had the right “service” from his teammates, he was able to find his way perfectly, e.g. in the opponents’ penalty areas. And this is regardless of the opponent’s class.
In addition, regularity, looking at the Pole’s shooting achievements, has been of great importance for years. Another interesting statistic is the fact that Lewandowski scored an average of 30 goals during his seasons with Barca.
Yet the Polish striker moved from Bayern Munich to the capital of Catalonia at the age of 34. RL9’s age was often criticized, but he was able to respond on the pitch. Even if Lewandowski’s last campaign was not as impressive as the previous ones, Barca could still count on important goals from their number 9.
Will the Spanish champions find such a goal-scoring successor in the summer of 2026? The number 1 choice is to be Julian Alvarez, the Argentine sniper of Atletico Madrid. In this case, the cost of bringing in this attacker may amount to as much as EUR 100 million. At least that’s what the Catalan and Spanish media suggest.
