Lewandowski to Leave Barcelona at End of Season
Lewandowski leaves after scoring 119 goals and winning seven titles, and Barcelona will honor him in a farewell at Spotify Camp Nou.
- On Saturday, Robert Lewandowski announced his departure from Barcelona, confirming he will play his final match at Spotify Camp Nou on Sunday against Real Betis.
- Since joining from Bayern Munich in 2022, the Polish forward scored 119 goals in 191 games, helping Barcelona secure three La Liga titles and the Copa del Rey.
- Coach Hansi Flick, who previously coached Lewandowski at Bayern Munich, confirmed he will start his final match, describing the striker as a "fantastic human, but also a world-class player."
- With his contract expiring this June, Lewandowski leaves "with the feeling that the mission is complete" and has been linked to clubs in Saudi Arabia and the United States.
- Reflecting on his time in Catalonia, Lewandowski stated, "Barca is back where it belongs," while Barcelona thanked the striker on social media, noting he leaves as a "legend.
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