Robert Lewandowski’s role with Barcelona has diminished this season, a consequence of his age and the team’s dynamics. He started 40% of Barcelona’s Spanish league matches, despite scoring 16 goals. Within the European competitions, Lewandowski began two-thirds of the games, contributing with four goals and one assist.
In Barcelona’s final match, a 2-0 victory over Real Madrid that secured the Spanish championship, Lewandowski entered the field in the 77th minute, replacing Ferran Torres, who had previously scored a goal. This pattern of entering as a forward mirrors his contributions throughout the season. Lewandowski’s contract with Barcelona expires in 50 days.
“We will see. Probably I will wait to see what opportunities I get, then I will play,” he stated.