Barcelona, July 21 – Robert Lewandowski reportedly feels “challenged” by the arrival of Marcus Rashford at Barcelona, as the club reshapes its attack ahead of the new season. The veteran striker, who is entering what’s expected to be his final campaign at the Camp Nou, may face increased rotation with the England international now in the fold.
Despite being 36, Lewandowski continues to defy age, having netted 42 goals in 52 appearances last season. Since joining the Catalan giants, he has racked up an impressive 101 goals in 147 games—solidifying his place as one of the club’s most prolific modern-day scorers.
Sources close to the player suggest Lewandowski remains motivated by competition and is determined to finish his Barcelona chapter on a high, even if that means sharing the spotlight with Rashford in Xavi’s evolving frontline.