Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski reached a historic milestone by scoring his three hundredth career goal in the club’s three to one victory over Las Palmas in La Liga.
The Polish international netted twice in the match, taking his total tally to an impressive figure that places him among the elite goalscorers in football history.
Softfootball learned that Lewandowski’s achievement was celebrated by teammates and fans alike, with captain Ronald Araujo presenting him with a special commemorative shirt after the final whistle.
The thirty five year old has been in exceptional form this season, leading Barcelona’s charge for the La Liga title. His consistency and professionalism have been key factors in the team’s success, providing a reliable source of goals in crucial matches.
Manager Xavi Hernandez praised Lewandowski’s dedication and hunger for goals, stating that he serves as a role model for the younger players in the squad.
The striker himself expressed humility, thanking his coaches and teammates for their support throughout his career. He emphasized that he still has plenty of fuel in the tank and aims to add many more goals to his tally in the coming years.
