Ewa Pajor continues to establish herself as one of the most notable figures in the Champions League, reaching 48 goals in the continental competition after scoring in the match against Köge. With this achievement, the Pole equals Conny Pohlers' record and places herself within the top 5 of the top scorers in the history of the tournament, falling behind AdaHegerberg (69), AnjaMittag (51), PernilleHarder (50) and EugénieLeSommer (50).

Pajor arrived at Barça with the ambition of winning his first Champions League, after having reached four finals with Wolfsburg without winning the title. In her first year with the club, the forward lost the 2025 final against Arsenal in Lisbon, but bounced back with a brace against OL Lyonnes in Oslo, reaffirming her status as the previous edition's top scorer with 11 goals. Now, just over a month after turning 30, the player is preparing for the final of the 2025 season in Warsaw, just two hours from her hometown of Uniejów, with the intention of winning her second continental trophy and, perhaps, a Ballon d'Or.

The goal that allowed him to enter the top 5 came in the match against Köge, where he scored after a pass from Pina. That performance gave her eighth position in the voting for the 2025 season, where only her former teammate Alexia Putellas managed to surpass the number of goals and be proclaimed the best in the world. Pajor, for his part, has maintained an impressive streak, with eight consecutive games in which he has scored with the last five of the previous campaign and all three of the current one.

This season, the Pole has scored four goals in the Champions League, a figure that places her on the same level as Caroline Graham Hansen, who celebrated her centenary in the competition with her 33rd goal by scoring a penalty. Only Marie‑AntoinetteKatoto (OLLyonnes) has surpassed Pajor this campaign, with five goals.

With these numbers, Ewa Pajor is positioned as one of the most feared forwards in the Champions League, and her objective remains clear: secure the title with Barça and continue expanding her legacy in the top European competition. The next phase of the tournament and the final in Warsaw will be key moments to see if he can achieve his ambitions.

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