Polish striker Robert Lewandowski has finally completed his move to Barcelona from Bayern Munich after signing a three-year deal, with the option for another, ending months of speculation and back and forth between the two clubs.
Lewandowski brings a wealth of experience and goals to Barcelona, having managed 344 strikes in 377 games in his eight years in Bavaria, and adds to an already fearsome attack that includes Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, youngster Ansu Fati, Brazilian Raphinha, Frenchman Ousmane Dembele and Spanish forward Ferran Torres.
While Barcelona and their fans are delighted with the signing of the 10-time Bundesliga winner, Lewandowski’s arrival might not be good news for Aubameyang.
GOAL looks at what the Polish striker’s arrival means for the Gabonese forward.