Since arriving from Bayern Munich in 2022, Lewandowski has scored close to 100 goals for the Catalans in a little over two-and-a-half seasons. In fact, he has already scored 34 this term alone, his best ever tally for Barcelona. Indeed, he may well hit the 50-goal landmark before the end of the current campaign.
Barca will, however, need to start preparing for the future soon. The club is well-aware of the fact that Lewandowski is not getting any younger; he will turn 37 this year, and while he has an option to extend his stay at the club for another year, all the signs point towards the Polish striker leaving Camp Nou at the end of the 2025-26 season as a free agent.
Barcelona have been linked with Isak, who is reportedly on the top of president Joan Laporta's shortlist to succeed Lewandowski, while Haaland is another name constantly rumoured to be on Barca's radar. A move for the latter seems more unlikely, however, given that he recently signed an extension that will keep him in Manchester until at least 2034.