Lewandowski Unfazed by Future, Determined to Lead Barcelona to Titles

As Barcelona prepares to take on Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League on November 8th, 2025, star striker Robert Lewandowski has made it clear that his focus is solely on the team's performance and winning titles, not his own future.

The 37-year-old Polish international, who joined Barcelona last year, has had a challenging start to the season, dealing with a few injury setbacks. However, Lewandowski insists that he is now fully fit and ready to contribute to the team's success. "I feel good after the injury, physically I feel very good," he stated during the pre-match press conference.

Addressing the speculation around his contract, which expires in 2026, Lewandowski downplayed the situation, saying, "Regarding my future, I'm calm, it's not the important moment, there are important things now, the team and my national team. I'm focused on doing my best to win matches and titles."

The veteran striker believes that if Barcelona can play as a cohesive unit, they can regain the form that made them so dominant last season. "If we play as a team, we're dangerous and we can win titles," he said. "From my experience, I'm calm, and I know I can help the team."

Despite missing several games due to injuries, Lewandowski remains confident that he can still deliver the same level of performance as last season, when he scored 42 goals in 52 matches. "If we're talking numbers, I don't know if I can do the same because I've missed a lot of games due to injuries, but when I'm on the pitch, the average minutes and goals might be similar," he explained.

As Barcelona looks to bounce back from their recent setbacks, Lewandowski's unwavering focus and determination will be crucial in their quest for silverware this season.