Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski has etched his name alongside legends Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo by achieving a remarkable scoring milestone. The 37-year-old Polish striker has now recorded 10 or more goals in Europe's top five leagues for 15 consecutive seasons, a feat matched in the 21st century only by Messi (15 seasons) and Ronaldo (16 seasons).
Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski has etched his name alongside legends Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo by achieving a remarkable scoring milestone. The 37-year-old Polish striker has now recorded 10 or more goals in Europe's top five leagues for 15 consecutive seasons, a feat matched in the 21st century only by Messi (15 seasons) and Ronaldo (16 seasons).
Lewandowski's streak began in the 2011-12 campaign with Borussia Dortmund and has continued through his prolific spells at Bayern Munich and Barcelona. His recent goal in a victory over Real Mallorca, which helped cement Barcelona's position at the top of La Liga, marked his 13th of the season and ensured the continuation of this prestigious run.
Despite his enduring productivity, questions surround Lewandowski's future as his contract approaches its conclusion. Barcelona is reportedly preparing an offer that would involve reduced terms for an extension, while potential interest from the Saudi Pro League and MLS looms. Manager Hansi Flick has acknowledged discussions about the situation, urging the striker to remain focused and enjoy his current role, noting his desire for more playing time.
Lewandowski's wife, Anna, hinted that this season is likely his last with the club, stating the family is determined to fully embrace their remaining time in Catalonia. Teammate Raphinha praised the veteran's relentless professionalism and hunger for success. As Lewandowski approaches his 38th birthday, his immediate focus remains on maintaining his extraordinary scoring consistency for a Barcelona side chasing domestic glory.
