2019–20 UEFA Champions League Best XI

Get this man a Ballon D'or right now.

Ageing like a fine wine, Robert Lewandowski ends the 2019/20 campaign with a final goal contribution tally of fifteen goals and five assists from just ten appearances, with a goal coming every fifty-nine minutes for the Pole.

In a season that saw Lewandowski hit an unbelievable fifty-five in all competitions, Bayern's front man established himself as the world's finest player without any shadow of doubt. His potency in front of goal is unmatched by anyone in Europe, conjuring up goals from even the most ridiculous of angles and providing the moments of magic needed to win the big trophies Bayern Munich managed over the course of 2019/20.

Five of these goals came in the knockout rounds of the competition, netting in every stage right up until the final, showing off his proficiency against even the toughest of opponents.

What's more, Lewandowski's cool head and experience at the top table of European football has proven to be instrumental in helping plenty of the younger members of Bayern's squad over the line. His partnership with Thomas Muller has become instrumental in this, and the ways in which the likes of Kingsley Coman, Alphonso Davies and Serge Gnabry have all flourished with Lewandowski around them is a testament to what he brings as a professional.