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Impressive since his debut with Barça since his transfer from Bayern Munich, Robert Lewandowski did not really need time to adapt to his new team. Yesterday, he was a substitute for his team’s trip to the lawn of Cadiz, his coach Xavi Hernandez having decided to leave him to rest between two Champions League matches. At the end of the match, he still had his chance by entering the game for 30 minutes. It was enough for the Polish international to score a goal and deliver two assists in the big 4-0 victory.
Best rookie of the century?
An achievement that allows him to enter the history of the Spanish championship, by achieving the best start to the season of a rookie in the 21st century. Indeed, he already has six goals in just five appearances, with two assists. The previous record was held by André Silva with six goals in six games with Sevilla FC in 2018. A good way to prepare for the shock of this start to the Champions League season with the trip to the lawn of his former team, Bayern Munich, Tuesday evening.
to summarize
Robert Lewandowski made La Liga history in the match against Cadiz by scoring his sixth goal in five league games on his debut. It’s the best start to a season for a rookie in the 21st century.
