Robert Lewandowski: Last News

Erling Haaland might have made a thunderous start to the season but he's being statistically outshone by PSG superstar Neymar, according to stats provided by Opta.Despite the Manchester City striker's frankly ridiculous start to the new campaign, it's Neymar who has more goal contributions than anyone else across Europe's major leagues.After teeing up team-mate Lionel Messi for PSG's winner over Lyon on Sunday, the Brazilian took his contribution tally to 15 for the season, having scored eight and assisted seven.

Bayern Munich fans have called for Sadio Mane to be sold to the Chinese Super League after the struggling German side's latest 1-0 defeat at Augsburg.The Bundesliga giants have had a nightmarish start to the league campaign by their lofty standards, drawing three and now suffering a loss after just seven matches. Forward Mane endured another torrid afternoon, continuing his poor form since his £27.5million move from Liverpool in the summer.The African Player of the Year continued to struggle in the central striker role which Robert Lewandowski occupied so convincingly for the better part of a decade.

Tottenham Hotspur's megastar Harry Kane 'could really imagine' joining Bayern Munich after contact was made with his agent.Kane has been bagging the goals for Tottenham since he burst onto the scene with the Lilywhites in 2015. And the Englishman has never turned his back on north London despite persistent interest from elsewhere - most notably Manchester City last summer.However, according to Sky Sports Germany, Kane is open to joining Bayern Munich after the Bavarian side reached out to his agent-brother Charlie Kane.

FIFA 23 will be officially released in the UK and worldwide on Friday, September 30, 2022, and ahead of the upcoming launch, EA Sports has confirmed which players feature in the 23 highest-rated players in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team this year. Despite being downgraded from 93 to 91, Paris Saint-Germain forward Messi is one of five players to share the top spot as the highest-rated player.But Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo will have the lowest FIFA Ultimate Team rating since FIFA 11 in FIFA 23, with the former Real Madrid forward being downgraded from an overall rating of 91 to 90 in FIFA 23, with his pace also dropping to a leisurely 81 out of 99.

Barcelona on Saturday.The match was stopped for around an hour as medics tended to the fan, who was later resuscitated following a suspected heart attack, though things could've been very different had it not been for Ledesma's quick-thinking.READ MORE: Barcelona game suspended as medics scramble to stands and players left praying on pitchPlayers were seen praying on the pitch during the delay as the supporter, believed to be an elderly man, was being treated, before they were all ushered back to their dressing rooms to wait for the situation to be resolved.Cadiz substitute Jose Mari was later seen running down the touchline with a stretcher before making his way with a Red Cross worker to the stricken supporter, who fortunately pulled through.It's understood that the man was taken to a nearby hospital in a stable condition.If you could describe Cadiz keeper Jeremias Ledesm in one word, what would it be? Let us know in the comments section below.Barcelona were 2-0 to the good when the incident happened, and added two more goals once play resumed, with Frenkie de Jong, Robert Lewandowski, Ansu Fati and Ousmane Dembele all getting on the scoresheet.Fati, who scored shortly after the restart, gestured towards the section of the crowd where the emergency had occurred as if to apologise.

La Liga have raised Barcelona's spending limit by £700million, ending a period of being in a spending deficit despite already splashing the cash. The Blaugrana have managed to clear up their financial woes after selling huge chunks of assets at the club to various companies.

Barcelona star Gavi is heating up, with Bayern Munich now joining the race after both Liverpool and Manchester United have shown interest in the 18-year-old.The Spaniard is yet to sign a new contract at Barcelona, and with his deal expiring at the end of the season the Nou Camp bosses are starting to sweat over his future. Gavi has reportedly already knocked back approaches from the club over a new deal, and was said to have rallied against the potential signing of Bernardo Silva from Manchester City.But Gavi may have his heart set on a summer move, and according to BILD, Bayern are keen to bring the Spaniard to the Allianz Arena and replicate their signing of Thiago from the Nou Camp back in 2013.

Bayern Munich sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic insists that his side had no plans to sign Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo during the summer transfer window, though he did speak with agent Jorge Mendes regularly.

Chelsea fans into a frenzy after stating "I'm back" ahead of his return to the Premier League. The Blues have been desperate to bolster their attacking options this summer and had eyed the Barcelona star throughout the transfer window. With just hours left before the market shuts, a deal is set to be complete.

Premier League and end up playing against his former club Manchester United amid reported Deadline Day interest from Chelsea. The 28-year-old looks to be surplus to requirements at Barcelona following their summer spending spree with Xavi's bosses looking to shift some stars off the payroll.

Chelsea might have just broken the record for most money spent by a British club in a single transfer window, but they haven't finished shopping yet.Wesley Fofana's £69.5million arrival from Leicester means Thomas Tuchel has finally got the defence he wants, but with plenty of holes still left to plug in the side - as evidenced by the Blues' pitiful performance against Southampton on Tuesday - the German will be keen to add one or two more names before the window slams shut tonight.With the clock ticking down, here are eight signings Chelsea could still make.READ MORE: Thomas Tuchel worried as he admits 'it is too easy' to beat ChelseaChelsea are in desperate need of a goalscorer and have been pushing hard for Barcelona's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang over the last couple of weeks.The 33-year-old is apparently content in Catalonia having only moved there in February, but with Robert Lewandowski's arrival his place in the side is suddenly, and perhaps undeservedly, in doubt.A reunion with Tuchel, who managed him at Dortmund, looks likely, though Chelsea and Barcelona have been struggling to agree a deal.

Barcelona manager Xavi is not giving up on signing Bernardo Silva from Manchester City but accepts it will be difficult to get a deal done after Pep Guardiola ruled out selling the Portuguese last week.

Barcelona fan who had run onto the pitch for a selfie with the star.Video footage has emerged of Lewandowski's kindly act, which happened immediately after the Catalan club's 0-0 draw against Rayo Vallecano on the opening day of the La Liga season. The Polish striker was unable to open his account for his new employers on what was a frustrating evening for the hosts at the Nou Camp.

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva would undoubtedly enhance Barcelona’s assets, but a move is unlikely to materialise, according to a former Blues player.

Barcelona signings who were just registered on time for their La Liga opener - but Jules Kounde has been left out in the cold.The cash-strapped Catalan giants have been facing a race against the clock this week ahead of their first league fixture of the 2022/23 season against Rayo Vallecano tomorrow (August 13).They sold a further 24.5% of their in-house production company, Barca Studios, to Orpheus Media earlier on Friday for €100million (£84.5m) which allowed them to finally register Lewandowski, Raphinha, Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumIt was crucial they tied down Kessie and Christensen, because they would have been able to leave the club otherwise as they joined as free agents earlier in the summer.However, that has meant Kounde could not be registered. Barca need to free up more of their wage bill before they'll be able to do so, but are confident of achieving that before the end of the month.

Lionel Messi and Neymar have missed out on a Ballon d’Or nomination this year - but Cristiano Ronaldo made the cut. The Paris Saint-Germain attackers did not make the grade on the 30-man shortlist after the club endured a disappointing campaign last season.

Arsenal, but the Gunners are still paying his wages as Barcelona have secured his services for free.Arsenal were so desperate to get rid of Aubameyang that they terminated his contract at the club, and agreed to pay his wages for the rest of the season while he played at Barcelona. The Catalan side got a free ride, but now that they've signed Robert Lewandowski, they're looking to cash in on Aubameyang.However, despite agreeing to pay Aubameyang's salary, Arsenal could not negotiate a sell-on clause, meaning that they won't pocket a single penny if he is to move elsewhere.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel is said to be putting 'pressure' on owner Todd Boehly to make a good offer for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as he looks to strengthen his forward line. The Barcelona forward could be on the way out of his current club following the arrival of Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha having joined them on a free transfer from Arsenal in January.Despite scoring an impressive 11 goals across just 17 La Liga outings, the 33-year-old could be on his way back to the Premier League following the departures of Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner from Stamford Bridge. READ MORE: Ex-Arsenal flop Willian 'looks set for shock Premier League return' Spanish outlet SPORT report that Tuchel is 'pressuring' new owner odd Boehly to make a 'good offer' for the former Gabon international before the window slams shut.

A recent Robert Lewandowski admission about Pep Guardiola suggests Manchester City could face an uphill struggle in convincing Bernardo Silva to stay at the club rather than move to Barcelona.

Barcelona's desperation to register seven stars before their La Liga campaign gets underway on Sunday (August 13) has seen them activate a fourth 'economic lever'.New signings Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, Franck Kessie, Andreas Christensen and Jules Kounde are yet to be cleared to play by league bosses - with Ousmane Dembele and Sergi Roberto in the same position having agreed contract extensions.Barcelona, who are thought to be in debt of more than £1billion, need to find more funds despite previously raising around £479m by selling off chunks of Barca Studios and future TV rights.READ MORE: Gerard Pique to take second Barcelona pay cut in desperate attempt to register players Spanish outlet SPORT reported on Tuesday (August 9) had sold 24.5% of Barca Studios to the GDA Luma investment fund to pocket another £84m in their third lever.That came after they did the same with Socios.com and sold 25% of their television rights for the next 25 years to American investment firm Sixth Street - which brought in £479m - with the report adding that the club have been told by the league they still needed to find £50m having gone through a fourth step. The fourth lever was another attempt to lower their wage bill and offload players, with Frenkie de Jong keen to snub a Premier League move to either Manchester United or Chelsea amid a contract saga with his current side. Can Barcelona recover from the financial troubles? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. La Liga rejected their bid to register new players due to their ongoing financial troubles, having agreed gone through a similar situation with Memphis Depay and Eric Garcia last season.Despite those woes, president Joan Laporta has insisted that the club are not

Barcelona pay cut as the financially-troubled club race to register their summer signings before the start of the new La Liga season.Barca kick-off their campaign against Rayo Vallecano on Saturday night but could be without a host of key personnel, including the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Jules Kounde. The Catalan giants have not yet been able to register some of their new recruits due to salary limits handed down to them by La Liga.