Barcelona hotshot on target to piling up Lionel Messi-like numbers this season

Robert Lewandowski is on target to end the season with record-breaking numbers, as per columnist Sergi de Juan, who shared bits of knowledge through AS.

It should be noticed that Barcelona's going after power has been more than amazing under Hansi Flick, with the group scoring at least three objectives in seven successive matches across all rivalries.

Truth be told, Barcelona are presently the most elevated scoring group in both La Liga and the Bosses Association.

Quieting the skeptics

A significant supporter of this achievement is Lewandowski, who has quieted the individuals who questioned his capacities. Notwithstanding being in his 30s, the Clean striker has shown that he's nowhere near wrapped up.

Yet again with the backing of more youthful, arising gifts, the Poland forward is flourishing, scoring objectives easily and displaying his clinical ability to complete.

Up to this point, he has scored 14 objectives in only 12 association matches, making him the top scorer in La Liga. His objective count is twofold that of Raphinha, who continues in runner up.

Additionally, Lewandowski's exhibition in the Heroes Association has been remarkable, with five objectives in only four matches, tying him for the opposition's top scorer close by three different players.

Altogether, Lewandowski has tracked down the rear of the net multiple times in 16 authority games this season.

Record not too far off?

Contrasting his flow structure with past seasons, Lewandowski's most memorable year with Barcelona saw him score 33 objectives in 46 games, while his subsequent season yielded 26 objectives in 49 matches.

Assuming he keeps up with his flow structure and maintains a strategic distance from wounds or suspensions, he could arrive at a noteworthy 53 objectives toward the season's end. This would be a surprising accomplishment, taking into account the last player to arrive at such numbers for Barcelona was Lionel Messi.

Lewandowski, as Messi, really wants to continue to partake. Be that as it may, Flick faces the test of dealing with his responsibility to stay balanced.

Against Crvena Zvezda, Lewandowski was subbed with 99 Bosses Association objectives, leaving him only one away from arriving at the century mark. It is normal that he will hit that achievement in Barcelona's forthcoming home game against Brest