That's a much better scenario and not letting Lewandowski leave so quickly without a suitable replacement. I also believe that the contribution and productivity of goals achieved by Lewandowski cannot be separated from the quality of the creative midfielders that Barcelona have so that the combination provides individual benefits to the forwards. Lewandowski's experience is also quite helpful because he understands the right conditions when receiving a pass and then scoring a goal. He is a fairly qualified striker even though he is no longer young and Barcelona itself must maximize the skills he has.
Lewandowski in Barcelona plays the role of a senior who is guiding young players to gain trust and motivation, while the goal contribution is just a bonus that he deserves. Not many players at his age are now able to score many goals, let alone become the top scorer in La Liga for a while and followed by Mbappe behind him. Even if in the end Mbappe is able to catch up, it still won't disappoint Lewandowski. Because no matter what his age and era are different from Mbappe.