Everyone praises Lewandowski: He is completely unaffected by the noise from the outside world. As long as he gives him support, he can continue to score goals.

In the 12th round of La Liga on November 10, Barcelona defeated Celta Vigo 4-2 as a guest. Lewandowski scored a hat trick to help Barcelona take away three points. After the game, "Daily Sports" wrote an article praising the Polish forward's performance, believing that he was completely unaffected by the noise from the outside world and could continue to score goals as long as he was given support.

For years, people have thought it was time for Lewandowski to retire, but the Polish striker proves his worth every day in tough matches. There are no secrets to him in scoring goals.

Lewandowski is not the fastest, nor the most technical player, but his ability to convert every touch of the ball into a goal is unique. Although his ID card says he is 37 years old, on the court he is as passionate as a child looking for scoring opportunities.

In the 0-1 penalty kick, Lewandowski changed the penalty kick method. Although the effect was not ideal and was almost saved by the opponent's goalkeeper, he finally scored. This goal was crucial to Barcelona. However, there was little time for teammates to celebrate as Celta equalized soon after. In the 37th minute, Rashford made a pass and Lewandowski scored with a volley, showing his unparalleled finishing ability and Barcelona took the lead again.

Then, Iglesias and Yamal each scored a goal, and then Lewandowski scored with a header in the 72nd minute, completely sealing the victory. The cooperation between Rashford and Lewandowski has become the key to the game. The former has contributed nine assists, and the latter continues to repay the team's trust with goals.

Lewand's calmness and experience make him unaffected by the noise of the outside world. As long as he is given enough support, he will continue to bring goals to the team. The legendary No. 9 is still the best player in the game and is one of the greatest shooters in history.