Robert Lewandowski Confirms Barcelona Stay Amid 42-Goal Season

Robert Lewandowski has confirmed he will remain at Barcelona, silencing transfer rumours. The 36-year-old striker scored 42 goals in 52 appearances this season, taking his Barcelona tally to 101 in 147 matches. With a contract running until 2026 and confidence in his form, Lewandowski aims to lead a stronger Barca next season.

When the rumours surrounding Robert Lewandowski's Barcelona future intensified, the Polish striker delivered a decisive response. Speaking to Bild, the 36-year-old confirmed he would remain at the club, dismissing speculation about a potential departure. A key clause in his contract—linked to appearances—was triggered this season, securing his stay until 2026.

Lewandowski’s form remains exceptional, netting 42 goals in 52 appearances during the 2024–25 campaign. Since joining the Catalan side, he has racked up an astonishing 101 goals in 147 matches. Despite nearing his 37th birthday in August, the veteran forward insists he feels physically strong, claiming, “Biologically, my age is 30.” He emphasized needing a brief rest before recharging for the upcoming season. While some fans have pushed for younger talent such as Viktor Gyokeres, Barcelona’s sporting director Deco ruled out replacing Lewandowski, affirming that the striker remains the club’s primary number nine.

Barcelona, meanwhile, are eyeing reinforcements, with Luis Díaz being a key summer target to bolster the attack. With over 30 titles already in his cabinet, Lewandowski remains focused on winning more silverware at Camp Nou. His unwavering commitment and elite output continue to make him central to Barcelona’s ambitions heading into next season.