Lewandowski Promises to Restore Barcelona’s Lost Glory, Vows to Win Trophies With La Liga Giants

• Robert Lewandowski backed Barcelona to restore the club’s lost glory and win many titles in the years to come
• The Poland forward joined Barcelona this summer after ending his 8-year relationship with Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich
• Barcelona last won the Spanish La Liga in 2019 and finished the 2021/22 season without winning a single trophy

Robert Lewandowski has promised to bring the glory days back to Barcelona after the recent slump in form by the Catalan giants both in the La Liga and in Europe.

The Blaugrana boasts of a rich record of trophies but has struggled in recent years to win titles with the Catalans finishing the 2021/22 season trophyless.

Lewandowski who joined Barcelona this summer has now vowed to win titles with the Spanish giants as he believes the time is right for the club to return to its winning ways Barca Universal reports.

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“It’s been way too long since Barcelona won titles. It’s the perfect time to win some, and I’m sure we’ll do. We’re gonna win titles, for sure.”

Barcelona last won the La Liga trophy in 2019 and has grossly underachieved in Europe as they have not been crowned winners of the UEFA Champions League since 2015.

Barcelona looks to replace captain Sergio Busquets

Meanwhile, Sergio Busquets’ time at Barcelona could be winding down as the Catalan club are already looking to replace the veteran midfielder Forbes reports.

Busquets' contract expires next summer and the Catalan giants will look to find the 34-year-old’s replacement in the January transfer window.

Barcelona has already decided to spend big on a replacement for Busquets for next summer with Wolves midfielder, Ruben Neves the club’s ideal choice to replace the veteran.

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Spanish Press criticizes Robert Lewandowski

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Robert Lewandowski has received criticism from the Spanish press after making his debut in the LaLiga for Barcelona on Saturday.

The Catalans were held to a goalless draw at the Camp Nou by Rayo Vallecano in the opening game as the Poland international endured a frustrating night.

Barcelona will now have to play catch-up to arch-rivals Real Madrid as they are presently 2 points behind the current La Liga champions after Los Blancos defeated Almeria in matchday 1.