Lewandowski Sets New Barcelona Goal Record with 34 Goals

Robert Lewandowski has set a new personal record by scoring 34 goals in 37 matches across all competitions for Barcelona this season, surpassing his previous best of 33 goals in 46 matches during his debut season. His recent goal in a 4-0 victory over Real Sociedad not only helped Barcelona reclaim the top spot in La Liga, but it also solidified his position as the league's leading scorer with 21 goals, four ahead of Kylian Mbappé. Lewandowski's consistent performance at the age of 36 positions him as a critical player for Barcelona as they aim for the La Liga title. He is also a strong contender for the Golden Boot, currently trailing only Mohamed Salah in overall goals across Europe. With several matches remaining, Lewandowski has the opportunity to extend his goal tally even further, though he is unlikely to match his career-best season of 55 goals achieved with Bayern Munich. His scoring prowess continues to affirm his status as one of the top strikers in football today.