'For me it's super clear' - Veteran striker Robert Lewandowski reveals stance on his Barcelona future amid transfer chatter

The 35-year-old joined Barca from Bayern Munich in 2022 and in his first season, the striker led the Spanish giants to a La Liga title. Despite the Polish international's side having a trophyless campaign this time out, he has no plans on leaving the Catalan outfit - despite big-money links to the Saudi Pro League.

He told Mundo Deportivo: "Of course, for me it is super clear. I want to win many titles with Barcelona and I am sure that next season we will be even stronger and we will also win titles. I always want the best, not just for me, but for my teammates and I am sure that this team will win titles next season because I see what we do each day. For me that is what matters because this a club that I hold close to my heart and I want to give a lot for the team and the club."

Barcelona are 12 points behind bitter rivals and La Liga champions Real Madrid with one game to go, whereas last term Xavi's side had a 10-point cushion over Los Blancos. Amid their financial struggles, competing with Madrid is always going to be hard, and it could get harder if Kylian Mbappe joins this summer. But Lewandowski, whose contract runs until 2026, is positive about the club's future.

Lewandowski's side, who lost in the quarter-finals of both the Champions League and Copa Del Rey in 2023-24, round off their La Liga season away to Sevilla on Sunday night. Incidentally, the Pole has scored 58 goals and bagged 17 assists in 94 matches for Barca to date.