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The Polish striker enters on his own merits into a select group that only includes Leo Messi (129 goals) and Cristiano Ronaldo (140).
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Robert Lewandowski is already a Champions League legend. The Polish striker managed to score his 100th goal in Europe's top competition from the penalty spot in the 10th minute of the first half against Brest and thus, on his own merits, enter a select group that only includes Leo Messi (with 129 goals) and Cristiano Ronaldo (140). Lewy continues to have an impeccable season in this edition of the Champions League, where he only came up empty-handed in the knockout against Monaco, scored doubles against Young Boys and Red Star - which, in addition, was Barça's 700th goal in the competition - and also scored against his former team, Bayern Munich.
Reaching the 100th Champions League goal was one of the Warsaw 'killer's' personal goals this season and he has achieved it much sooner than expected. At 36, he shows that he still has a long way to go and that scoring goals is his thing, although he also excels in other aspects of the game, such as the spaces he leaves for his teammates to take advantage of.
Lewandowski started scoring in the Champions League 13 years ago, which is a long time ago. He opened his account on 19 October 2011 in a Borussia Dortmund match against Olympiacos, which ended in a 3-1 victory.
With the team from the Ruhr area, Lewy scored 17 goals in 28 games - spread over 3 seasons - and raised the figure to unsuspected levels with Bayern Munich: 69 goals in 78 games over 8 seasons. In his third campaign with the Blaugrana, the Warsaw native maintains his high scoring rate.
Robert Lewandowski will have a very difficult time overcoming the former Barça player Leo Messi and his 129 goals, although it is never known if he will continue to be so good in front of goal. CR7's record of 140 seems a pipe dream. But what he has practically assured at least for many years is this third position in the ranking. Fourth on the list is Karim Benzema, with 90 goals and now in Arab football.
To find a player who is still active in the Champions League, you have to go back to his teammate for so many years at Bayern Munich, Thomas Múller, who has 54 goals, and is therefore far behind the Pole.
And it seems that Lewy is going through a second youth as a goal scorer. His first campaign at Barça, 2022/2023, ended with 5 goals in 5 Champions League games, and last season, he was left behind: 3 goals in 9 games. But in this edition he is recording his best averages, exceeding one goal per game. Lewandowski is an insatiable 'killer' and Europe knows it.
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