Robert Lewandowski trains hard this summer to shine in the 2025-26 season

Robert Lewandowski trains thoroughly this summer to reach 100% with Barça

Robert Lewandowski trains thoroughly this summer to reach 100% with Barça

The Polish striker works intensely during his vacation after withdrawing from the European Championship and overcoming a muscle injury

Robert Lewandowski allows himself no respite. After a season marked by physical discomfort and accumulated fatigue, the FC Barcelona goalscorer has turned the summer of 2025 into his own intensive preseason. While many players take advantage of the break to relax, he has opted for the opposite: training as if the Champions League started tomorrow.

After being left out of the European Championship by withdrawing from the Polish national team call-up, the striker has started a rigorous physical plan accompanied by a personal trainer. The objective is clear: to arrive in top form at the start of the 2025-26 season with Barça, his current priority.

Rumors, offers... and an intact commitment

Despite rumors about his future —with clubs from Saudi Arabia and MLS willing to tempt him with astronomical figures— Lewandowski remains firm in his commitment to Barça. The Catalan club, which considers him a key player for next season, trusts that the Polish striker will recover his best version. And everything indicates that he does too.

There is something admirable (and perhaps a little melancholic) in a veteran's obstinacy to reinvent himself against the clock, while the biological clock keeps ticking. But Lewandowski seems closer to defying that ticking than to resigning himself to it.

Thus, while other signings grab headlines, the Pole responds with what he knows best: work, perseverance, and a ball as a silent witness to his ambition.

Robert Lewandowski's statistics in the 2024-2025 season

A tireless offensive leader in LaLiga

Robert Lewandowski closed the 2024-2025 season with 34 games played in LaLiga, in which he scored 27 goals and gave 2 assists, accumulating 2,681 minutes of play. His scoring average was 0.91 goals per 90 minutes, while his total offensive participation (goals + assists) reached 0.97 per 90 minutes.

Shot and effectiveness

• Total shots: 87

• Shots on goal: 46

Game creation and collective participation

Although his main role is that of finisher, Lewandowski also contributed to FC Barcelona's offensive circuit with 507 passes, of which 375 were completed, reaching an accuracy of 73.96%. He registered 18 key passes and 2.65 expected assists (xA), with an average of 0.62 key passes per game.

With an average of 1,341 minutes per assist, his creative contribution was less, but consistent with his finishing profile.

Copa del Rey: Efficiency in short time

In the 3 matches played in the Copa del Rey, Lewandowski scored 3 goals in just 100 minutes, with an astonishing average of 2.7 goals per 90 minutes.