Robert Lewandowski confirms he will leave Barcelona this summer at the end of his contract, saying his “mission is complete.” The 37-year-old Polish striker joined Barcelona from Bayern Munich in 2022 and has made 191 appearances for the club, scoring 119 goals across all competitions. During his four seasons at the Catalan club, he helps Barcelona win three La Liga titles, including the current season’s league trophy, and also wins the 2025 Copa del Rey. Several outlets report that Lewandowski’s announcement comes via a social media post in which he says it is time to move on after four years of challenges and hard work. BBC Sport and other reports frame the decision as the natural conclusion of his contract rather than a mid-season exit. Barcelona’s record in domestic competitions during his spell includes these three league titles plus the Copa del Rey success in 2025, which multiple sources cite as part of the rationale behind his assessment that the club’s major targets in his time there have been met.