Robert Lewandowski trains for Champions League glory after record season for Bayern Munich - in pictures

Bayern star is tournament's top-scorer this season, with Chelsea up next on Saturday

Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Munich and manager Hans-Dieter Flick during a training session ahead of their Champions League round of 16 second leg match against Chelsea. Getty

Robert Lewandowski during training on Friday. Getty

Alvaro Odriozola of Bayern Munich during a training session ahead of their Champions League round of 16 second leg match against Chelsea. Getty

Robert Lewandowski prepares for a training session at Saebener Strasse ground. Getty

Serge Gnabry, left, and Joshua Kimmich of Bayern at the Saebener Strasse training ground. Getty

Philippe Coutinho of Bayern Munich during training on Friday. Getty

Jerome Boateng trains at the Saebener Strasse ground. Getty

Thiago during training. Getty

Joshua Kimmich, Thomas Mueller, Leon Goretzka, Niklas Suele and Mickael Cuisance during training.Getty

Corentin Tolisso trains on Friday. Getty

Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Muncih on Friday. Getty

Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski will be aiming for success at the European level after scoring a career-best 34 times in the Bundesliga this season.

Across Europe, only Ciro Immobile who hit 36 goals in Serie A for Lazio, has netted more league goals in 2019/20 than Lewandowski, the top-scorer in Germany.

Having claimed an eighth straight Bundesliga title and lifted the German Cup, Bayern host Chelsea in the last 16, second leg tie at Munich's Allianz Arena on Saturday, with the club gunning for a trophy treble.

Lewandowski is the Champions League's top-scorer with 11 goals in six matches. He has netted 51 goals in all competitions this season and is looking to pick up where he left off in July's German Cup final after netting twice in a 4-2 win against Leverkusen.

"He is the most complete player in front of goal and has everything a striker needs," Bayern coach Hansi Flick said recently about Lewandowski.

The star striker says more is to come after telling magazine Sport Bild he is "perhaps at 90 percent" of what he can achieve.

"I want to push my own limits even further."

On Friday, Lewandowski trained with his Bayern team-mates. Above is a picture gallery of their training session. To view the next image, click on the arrows or just swipe if on a mobile device.