Robert Lewandowski has decided to conclude his career at Barcelona, but not before giving fans a thrilling send-off on Saturday.
The Polish forward demonstrated once again why he’s considered one of the finest in the game, scoring the opener against Valencia during the final match of the LaLiga season.
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At the one-hour mark, Lewandowski converted a close-range volley from Ferran Torres.
This marked his 120th goal for the club, securing his place in the top 10 of Barcelona’s all-time leading scorers at the age of 37.
Remarkably, this achievement places him above legends such as Neymar, Ronaldinho, Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Thierry Henry, Ronaldo, David Villa, Johan Cruyff, and many others!
Not a bad record after just four years in Spain!