“After four years full of challenges and hard work, it is time to move on,” Lewandowski said.
“I leave feeling mission accomplished. Four seasons and three championships.”Lewandowski joined Barcelona from Bayern Munich in 2022 for 45 million euros ($53 million). Since then, he has scored 119 goals in 191 matches in all competitions.During his time at Barcelona, Lewandowski helped the club win three La Liga titles, including the 2025-2026 season, along with three Spanish Super Cup titles and one Copa del Rey title in 2025.
The Polish international joined Barcelona at a time when the club was struggling financially and trying to rebuild. He played an important role in helping the team return to the top of Spanish football and compete again in the Champions League.“Barcelona is back where it belongs,” Lewandowski continued.“I will never forget the love I received from the fans from my early days. Catalonia is my place on earth.”Lewandowski is scheduled to play his final match at Camp Nou on Sunday against Real Betis.This season, he has shared the No. 9 role with Ferran Torres and moved in and out of the starting lineup. Despite this, he scored 18 goals as Barcelona won La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup.