Lewandowski's plan to arrive at the pre-season at his best

Robert Lewandowski is an example of discipline and professionalism. The 36-year-old striker closed the 24/25 season with 42 goals in 52 matches, being co-leader in the LaLiga goalscoring chart in what was his best campaign with FC Barcelona.

Recently, the Polish player shared content on his social networks about his personalized physical work routine. While the rest of the Barça squad takes advantage of the vacations to rest, the '9', three weeks before the start of the pre-season, does not waste time to start the 25/26 in the best possible shape.

Lewandowski works hard three weeks before the pre-season

"Training Mode: Activated", wrote 'Lewy' in one of the videos shared on his Instagram account. The Barça squad must report to training on Sunday, July 13 and the striker is already working hard with a specific routine of exercises with and without the ball during the final stretch of his vacations.

In the 24/25 season, Robert missed five matches in the final stretch of the season due to an injury to his left thigh and his top priority is to return to 100% in the summer to avoid new physical setbacks.

Since his arrival in Barcelona three years ago, the '9' has not spent more than three weeks out due to injury. About to turn 37, the Polish player continues to be a true physical prodigy, boasting a condition that very few players manage to maintain for so long.

Robert Lewandowski wants to extend his legend with Barça in the 25/26 season

Lewandowski's 101 goals with the Barça shirt have been scored in 147 official matches in all competitions. In La Liga, 'Lewi' has 69 goals in 103 matches, while the rest of his goals are distributed in four other competitions (two European).

1. LaLiga: 69 goals in 103 matches.
2. UEFA Champions League: 19 goals in 26 matches.
3. Copa del Rey: 7 goals in 9 matches.
4. Supercopa de España: 5 goals in 6 matches.
5. UEFA Europa League: 1 goal in 2 matches.

In total, the 36-year-old striker averages 0.68 goals per match and already occupies the 21st position among the top historical goalscorers of Barça, being one of only 22 culés capable of surpassing 100 goals with the club.

In the 25/26 season, in theory his last campaign as a blaugrana player, 'Lewy' will have the mission of surpassing his fantastic records from the previous campaign, his best since his arrival in Catalonia in 2022. So far, he has won five official titles (two La Liga titles, two Spanish Super Cups and one Copa del Rey). He only lacks the Champions League, a trophy he won in 2020 with Bayern.