The 2022-23 campaign delivered a triumphant return to glory for FC Barcelona as the Blaugrana, led by manager Xavi in his first full season, clinched their 27th La Liga title, the first since the departure of Lionel Messi. Leading the charge was the sensational debut of veteran striker Robert Lewandowski, whose 23 league goals secured the Pichichi (Golden Boot). The title was built on an unprecedented defensive masterclass marshaled by Marc-André ter Stegen, who conceded a league-low 20 goals to win the Zamora Trophy. Additionally, the season brought silverware with a 3-1 victory over rivals Real Madrid in the Supercopa de España Final, marking a pivotal year that signaled the return of the club's domestic dominance.