Robert Lewandowski has every right to be satisfied with his current form. At 36, he stands firmly at the top of La Liga’s scoring charts with 25 goals, three ahead of Kylian Mbappé. Lewandowski is even close to overtaking Mohamed Salah in the European Golden Shoe race.

These incredible stats have made Lewandowski shine as brightly as he did during his peak years at Bayern Munich. At Bayern, he easily scored over 40 goals per season, and this year with Barcelona, he has already surpassed 40 goals across all competitions before the season ends. He could cap off this brilliant season with a Champions League triumph.

However, Lewandowski may reach a milestone tomorrow that will elevate his status among Barcelona’s all-time greats. If he plays against Celta, it will be his 100th appearance for the Blaugrana. If he scores in this match, he will also celebrate his 100th goal for Barcelona.

Lewandowski has scored 67 goals in 99 La Liga matches for Barcelona so far, seven of which were penalties. During this period, he has recorded 69 wins, 14 draws, and 19 losses. Out of these 99 La Liga matches, he started in 93, played the full 90 minutes 62 times, and accumulated a total of 7,985 minutes on the pitch.