The 35-year-old joined the Catalan giants for a reported €45m in July 2022 following a hugely successful and goal-laden eight-year spell at Bayern Munich.
Lewandowski impressed in his debut campaign at Camp Nou and scored 33 goals in 46 games, at least 23 goals more than any of his teammates, to help Barcelona win the La Liga title and Supercopa de Espana in 2022-23.
The Poland international has since netted 23 times in 44 appearances across all competitions this term, including a hat-trick in Barca's 4-2 home win over Valencia in La Liga on Monday, taking his top-flight goal tally to 16 in 30 matches.
However, Barcelona will end the current campaign trophyless and there have been suggestions that Lewandowski, whose contract expires in June 2026, could seek pastures new in the near future.
Lewandowski remains committed to BarcelonaHowever, Lewandowski has dismissed those rumours and has insisted that he is preparing himself to represent Barcelona in the 2024-25 campaign.
«Yes, saying goodbye is definitely out of the question for me. Changing in the summer is not an issue. I feel physically good again now,» the veteran striker told reporters as quoted by Barca Blaugranes.
«I had physical problems in the first half of the season, right from the beginning of the preparation. Things got better in 2024. I played good games, sometimes in a different role, as a false nine: I was able to provide assists and help shape the game.
»As long as I continue to feel as good as I do now and notice in training that no one is outrunning me, I want to keep playing. As of today, I say: This will continue for at least two
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