The Pole’s playstyle would go down in Champions League history the following year. Furthermore, the Dortmund attacker scored four goals in the semi-finals to put his club ahead of the Champions League favorites, Real Madrid.
Dortmund would then advance to the finals, where they would lose 2-1 to their archrivals Bayern Munich.
After one more season with Dortmund, Robert would join Bayern Munich on a free transfer. The announcement generated significant consternation among the club.
Despite the disputed transfer, Lewandowski would be Bayern Munich’s most successful and influential player.
No one has been able to equal Lewandowski’s goal-scoring record since he arrived at Bayern Munich in 2014. He has won the Torjagerkanone four times and the league title seven times in succession.
German international Timo Werner of RB Leipzig is currently on his tail. The question is, how long will this continue? The No. 9 scored goals that will go down in history under Pep Guardiola’s tutelage.
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