Barcelona is enjoying an exceptional season offensively under coach Hansi Flick. After the first 12 rounds of La Liga for the 2026/2027 season, the Catalans have scored 48 goals, with an average of four goals per match.
According to figures published by the Spanish daily “Mundo Deportivo”, Barcelona leads the ranking of teams with the most goals scored in the major European leagues. The gap with rivals is considerable: Real Madrid have scored 31 goals, while Atletico Madrid have 23.
In other European leagues, Bayern Munich have scored 29 goals in nine matches, Roma 31 in 11 games, Brighton 28 in 10 matches and Paris Saint-Germain 22 goals.
Flick’s side’s goal is even more ambitious: to break the historic La Liga record, held by Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid. In the 2011/2012 season, the Madrid side scored 121 goals over the whole league campaign.
The current Barcelona have scored 48 goals at this stage, while Mourinho’s Real had only 36 after 12 rounds. The Barcelona side of the 2012/2013 season, which ended the league with 115 goals, had also recorded 39 at the same stage.
At the current pace, Barcelona could finish the season with 152 goals. That figure would be a new record in Spain. Lamine Yamal and Raphinha have made an important contribution to this run. However, to enter history, the Catalans must maintain this efficiency until the end of the season.