Lewandowski was on the scoresheet as Barcelona won 4-2 at Slavia Prague in midweek. The Poland international’s tally is 20 goals in 33 appearances for Barcelona in the league, while he also became only the fourth player in Champions League history to achieve the feat for multiple clubs.
The 37-year-old previously scored 69 Champions League goals for Bayern Munich – in addition to 18 goals for former club Borussia Dortmund – before passing the 20-goal mark for Barcelona this week.
Cristiano Ronaldo, record goalscorer in the Champions League, is part of the illustrious group. In addition to scoring 105 goals for Real Madrid in the league, he also scored 21 in two spells for Manchester United.
Harry Kane has also achieved the feat, scoring 21 Champions League goals for Tottenham and 26 so far for Bayern Munich, including two against Union Saint-Gilloise this week.
The fourth player in the group is Neymar, who has scored 21 goals for Barcelona and 22 for Paris Saint-Germain respectively.
It probably won’t be long before there is a fifth participant on this list. Kylian Mbappé is about to add his name to this list.
The Frenchman has scored 42 Champions League goals for PSG and currently has 18 for Real Madrid – in just 20 games. He has eleven in the 2025-2026 season alone.
Each player scores more than 20 Champions League goals for multiple teams
- Cristiano Ronaldo – Manchester United (21) and Real Madrid (105)
- Neymar – Barcelona (21) and Paris Saint-Germain (22)
- Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur (21 and Bayern Munich (26)
- Robert Lewandowski – Bayern Munich (69) and Barcelona (20)
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