Robert Lewandowski Jersey

Latest Barcelona home, away, third, and UCL kits with the Lewandowski name set.
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Robert Lewandowski is one of the most-decorated strikers of his generation, a multi-time Bundesliga top scorer, FIFA Best Men's Player nominee, and the all-time top scorer for the Polish national team. Born in Warsaw in 1988, Lewandowski built his career through Lech Poznan, Borussia Dortmund, and Bayern Munich before joining FC Barcelona in 2022, where he now wears the iconic number 9 shirt.

Why the Lewandowski jersey is so collectible

Few players have produced the consistent goal output that Lewandowski has delivered across more than a decade at the elite level. At Bayern Munich he scored 344 goals in 375 games and set the single-season Bundesliga goal record. At Barcelona he immediately became the league's top scorer, picking up the Pichichi Trophy in his first La Liga campaign. That on-pitch consistency is exactly why the Lewandowski jersey holds long-term collector value.

Barcelona kit options for 2024/25 and 2025/26

SideJersey carries the full Robert Lewandowski Barcelona range across recent seasons. The 2024/25 lineup includes home, away, and third kits in both player-edition and fan-edition cuts, plus the long-sleeve UCL edition and the authentic third jersey worn during Champions League nights. The new 2025/26 home jersey is also available with the Lewandowski name set.

Authentic vs replica vs long-sleeve

The authentic kits use Nike's Dri-FIT ADV fabric and athlete-cut tailoring, matching what Lewandowski wears in matches. The fan version uses the same design with a slightly relaxed cut and a friendlier price point. The long-sleeve UCL edition is a collector favorite, especially for fans following Barcelona's Champions League campaigns.

Lewandowski and Poland

Beyond Barcelona, Lewandowski continues to captain Poland and lead Bialo-Czerwoni through 2026 World Cup qualifying. Explore our

landing page for the latest team Poland shirts featuring Lewandowski and the wider squad including Wojciech Szczesny and Piotr Zielinski.