Trouble in the camp? Barcelona star refused to celebrate Lewandowski goal vs Valencia | OneFootball

Something of a concerning development stemming from Barcelona’s meeting with Valencia on Monday has come to the fore online.

The info centers on two of Barca’s headline attackers, in the form of Robert Lewandowski, and Ferran Torres.

Lewandowski, for his part, of course proved himself the star of the show against Valencia, rattling off a 2nd-half hat-trick to guide the Blaugrana to a 4-2 victory.

The Pole’s last of the evening proved particularly spectacular, ‘Lewa’ bending a sumptuous free-kick into the top corner.

In the aftermath of the 35-year-old strike rippling the visitors’ net at Montjuïc, however, not all of a Barcelona persuasion appeared particularly happy for Lewandowski.

In fact, one, it is claimed, did not take part in the post-goal celebrations at all.

As much was revealed by journalist Helena Condis during an appearance on Catalunya Ràdio this week.

Condis points towards Ferran Torres as having been the Blaugrana star in question.

Attacker Ferran joined Lewandowski in standing over his side’s late free-kick against Valencia, only to be overruled by his more experienced teammate in discussions over who would take responsibility.

And as much, it appears, bothered the former Manchester City man, who not only failed to participate in the team celebrations, but was also spotted walking straight down the tunnel following the full-time whistle at Montjuïc.

Conor Laird | GSFN