Robert Lewandowski is starting to score goals again, and the Spanish believe that the competition for a place in the lineup with a much younger player has influenced the Polish striker’s attitude. According to “Mundo Deportivo,” Brazilian striker Vitor Roque is the one who is positively impacting our attacker.

Roque came to the Spanish champions’ team to intensify the competition in the club’s attack, which coincided with the awakening of Robert Lewandowski, who is scoring goals again after an injury. In the match against Alavés, Lewandowski showed his class by scoring a spectacular goal assisted by Ilkay Gündogan.

Catalan media believe that Lewandowski is regaining form, having scored five goals in a month, totaling 14 goals in the entire season. His effectiveness was temporarily hampered by an injury on October 4th against Porto, but since his return to the pitch on October 28th in El Clasico, he scored two goals against Alavés and one against Girona.

Vitor Roque may have contributed to his revival. Lewandowski expressed his gratitude towards the Brazilian striker, stating, “Thanks to him, we have more offensive options.”

Roque scored two goals in 123 minutes of play, averaging one goal every 61.5 minutes. Despite a three-week break after his debut at Barcelona and a two-month pause due to injury, the new player dedicated himself to work, learning from teammates, and listening to coach Xavi’s advice.

Barcelona fans have embraced Roque, often chanting “Let Vitor Roque score a goal” from the stands.