When Barcelona came back to the UEFA Champions League, Lewandowski eagerly joined Ronaldo and Leo Messi as the third player in European football history to score 100 goals.

Now that Barcelona has won its first La Liga title with coach Xav Hernandez, it will focus on the Champions League.

In the past two times, The Barcelona team won their Champions League group stage and then went on to win the Europa League.

Because they didn’t do well in Europe, the Catalan giant had to drastically cut their income, which had a negative effect on their finances.

That’s why President Joan Laporta’s team decided to do better in Europe this year, even though they made a lot of changes to the staff.

Barcelona’s new trip began with the defeat of Antwerp at 2:00 a.m. on September 20, a team from Belgium.

One of Barcelona’s hopes to make a difference against Antwerp is Robert Lewandowski.

The Polish player Lewandowsk is also on track to score 100 goals in his career in European football.

So far, the Polish forward has scored 99 goals in league play, including 91 goals in the Champions League. The rest was split evenly between the Europa League (4) and the old UEFA Cup (4).

Lewandowks’s path to scoring a goal in Europe began with Lech Poznan. Before scoring 18 goals for Dortmund, he scored 6 goals for his home team.

With 69 goals, Lewy was at his most prolific when he played for Bayern Munich.

The 35-year-old player scored 6 goals for Barcelona, 5 in the Champions League and 1 in the Europa League.

Lewandowk scored 99 goals in 138 games. About once every game, he scored 0.71 goals.

The champion on League, the level where he has played the most, with 111 games.

When it comes to European football history, only two players have scored more than 100 goals for their club.

Cristiano Ronaldo got the first spot, reaching that number during the 2016–17 season while playing for Real Madrid. Then it was Lieutenant Me’s turn.

Before he moved to Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo had 145 goals, which was the record. 132 goals is my record.