Sports Desk- Whenever it comes to the world’s current top football player, Barcelona’s Lionel Messi (33) and Juventus’s Cristiano Ronaldo (35) are named after the public. Meanwhile, Robert Lewandowski (32) of Poland, who plays for Bayern Munich, has always been underestimated. While Lewandowski’s records are better than Ronaldo-Messi’s.
Lewandowski scored 61 goals in 56 matches this season. Apart from this, he has also led his team Bayern Club to win the German Cup and Bundesliga title and also reach the UEFA Champions League final (UCL).
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He had made the highest 34 in 31 matches of the Bundesliga. Ronaldo has scored 48 goals in 54 matches and Messi has scored 33 goals in 45 matches.
Lewandowski has more goals than Messi and Ronaldo for the first time in five seasons
| Seasons | Lewandowski | Messi | Ronaldo |
| 2019-20 | 61 | 33 | 48 |
| 2018-19 | 35 | 56 | 33 |
| 2017-18 | 41 | 48 | 47 |
| 2016-17 | 44 | 54 | 41 |
| 2015-16 | 56 | 39 | 62 |
Ronaldo left behind in terms of treble
Only two teams have been able to treble in this decade. Bayern had won three titles in 2012/13. The last time 2014/15 Barcelona won the treble titles. Speaking of overall, 7 teams have treble, in which Barcelona did this feat 2 times. Ronaldo has been empty handed in this matter.
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Lewandowski scored 15 goals in this season of the UCL
This season of the UEFA Champions League, Lewandowski has scored the most 15 goals in 9 matches. In this case too, he has left Messi and Ronaldo far behind.
Lewandowski at number four in all-time goal scorer
| Player | Country | Goals |
| Cristiano Ronaldo | Portugal | 131 |
| Leonel Messi | Argentina | 115 |
| Raul Gonzalez | Spain | 71 |
| Robert Lewandowski | Poland | 67 |
| Karim Benzema | France | 65 |
The chance to record the highest goals in a league season
Lewandowski had the chance to score the most goals in a UCL season with 3 goals. Ronaldo is named in the top-3 in this list. He scored the highest 17 in 2013-14, 16 in 2015-16 and 15 in 2017-18.