Robert Lewandowski bid farewell to Camp Nou yesterday following Barcelona's 3-1 victory over Real Betis in their La Liga matchday 37 clash. This marked the Polish striker's final game in the Blaugrana jersey, with head coach Hansi Flick hailing him as the best forward in the world over the past two decades.
“This is a very emotional and very difficult day for me. When I arrived in Barcelona, I knew this club was great, but your love made it incredible. From day one, I felt at home. I will never forget the way you chanted my name. Thank you to my teammates, coaches, and all the staff. It was an honor to play for this club. We experienced many wonderful moments over these four years, and I am very proud of everything we achieved together. I am saying goodbye to the stadium, but Barcelona will forever remain in my heart. Thank you very much, fans. Once a Barça fan, always a Barça fan. Visca el Barça and Visca Catalunya!” Lewandowski addressed the fans at the stadium after the final whistle.