Lewandowski’s words came in statements carried by the official Barcelona channel following joining his colleagues who are camping in Miami, and said: “Finally I arrived here. I am happy to be in Barcelona.”
He added, “The last days were long, but in the end we reached an agreement. I am ready to rise to this challenge.”
He explained: “My dream has always been to play in La Liga and in the big teams, so Barcelona represents a beautiful opportunity for me. I am here to help Barcelona regain the top and win as many titles as possible.”
Barcelona won the Spanish League for the last time in 2019, and the European Champions League in 2015 for the last time as well.
During his American tour, Barcelona will play four pre-season matches once morest Inter Miami on Wednesday in Miami, once morest Real Madrid on Sunday in Las Vegas, with Italian Juventus on the 27th in Dallas and with New York Red Bulls on the 31st in New York.
And Lewandowski became the fourth contractual deal for the Catalan team following Danish defender Andreas Christensen, Ivorian midfielder Frank Kessier and Brazilian winger Rafinha.
Bayern Munich announced on Saturday that it had reached an agreement with Barcelona to give up Lewandowski following the latter spent 8 years in the Bavarian team and won with him all possible titles, including the German League 8 times in a row, the European Champions League and the Club World Cup, in addition to several individual titles.
