Polish star Robert Lewandowski, forward for Barcelona, is close to joining the list of the club’s top 10 all-time scorers after netting three goals in Barcelona’s 4-2 victory over Celta Vigo on Sunday ⚽🔥.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Lewandowski has now scored 108 goals for Barcelona, tying the record of Luis Enrique. The Polish striker has surpassed several former stars, including Brazilian Neymar da Silva.
To enter the top 10 scorers list, Lewandowski needs 20 more goals to surpass Mariano Martín, who scored 128 goals for Barcelona. Given his current scoring form, this target seems achievable this season, especially after his impressive performance in the past three seasons.
Of his 108 goals, 13 came from penalties, with last season being his best, scoring 42 goals 🏆. He has scored two or more goals in 24 matches, with the teams he scored most against being: Valencia (9 goals), Celta Vigo (8 goals), Deportivo Alavés (7 goals), and Athletic Bilbao (5 goals).
Lewandowski continues to shine with Barcelona and is on track to break more club records this season.
