In the summer of 2017, Robert Lewandowski signed for FC Barcelona from Bayern Munich. The move was seen as a coup for the Catalan club, who were looking to add another world-class striker to their squad. But despite his impressive performances in La Liga, Lewandowski has struggled to replicate his success with the Polish national team.

In the first season of his spell at Barca, Lewandowski scored just four goals in all competitions, including three in the Copa del Rey and one in the Champions League. This was far below his usual output for both clubs, and it led to some criticism of his performance.

However, things started to look up for Lewandowski in the second season. He scored six goals in La Liga, including two in the Copa del Rey, and added one goal in the Champions League. He also played a key role in the team's run to the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League,Football Trends Frontier where they lost to Paris Saint-Germain.

But despite these improvements, Lewandowski still hasn't managed to match his form from his time at Bayern Munich. In fact, he only scored five goals in 44 appearances for Barca during the 2018-19 season, which was his lowest tally since joining the club. This has raised questions about whether or not he will be able to adapt to life in Europe's top flight, and whether he is really suited to playing for a big club like Barca.

Despite this, Lewandowski remains one of the most talented strikers in the world, and there is no doubt that he will continue to attract interest from other clubs in the future. His goal-scoring record speaks for itself, and he will undoubtedly continue to be a key player for any team that can afford him. However, it remains to be seen whether he can translate his success at Barca into international honours, or if he will struggle to find a place in the team.

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