Report: FC Barcelona Leads in Goal Distribution

Goal distribution has become a hallmark for FC Barcelona this season, with as many as 17 players finding the back of the net. While Robert Lewandowski stands as Xavi Hernandez’s undisputed top scorer with 14 goals across all competitions, the emphasis on collective contribution is evident across the squad.

The Polish “killer” is followed by Ferran Torres (11 goals), Joao Félix (7), Gündogan (5), Raphinha (4), Fermín (3), Lamine Yamal (3), Joao Cancelo (3), Sergi Roberto (3), Koundé (2), Pedri (2), Gavi (2), Marc Guiu (2), Vitor Roque (2), Balde (1), Araujo (1), and De Jong (1). In total, Barcelona has amassed 53 goals in 34 matches.

In terms of goal distribution across all competitions, Barcelona leads La Liga, closely followed by Sevilla, who, despite their challenging campaign, has seen 16 different players contribute to their goal tally—one less than Barcelona.

The Real Madrid squad follows closely behind, boasting 15 distinct goal-scorers, matching the counts of Girona, Athletic Club, and Getafe. The remaining teams rank as follows: Betis (14 players), Las Palmas (14), Rayo Vallecano (14), Villarreal (14), Atlético de Madrid (13), Osasuna (13), Valencia (12), Alavés (12), Celta de Vigo (12), Real Sociedad (11), Granada (11), Mallorca (10), Almería (8), and Cádiz (7).

On the European stage, FC Barcelona stands among the top teams in terms of goal distribution. Among the 16 teams advancing to the Champions League’s knockout stage, Barcelona ranks third in this distinctive list. The Bayern Munich leads with 18 players contributing to their goals, with Barcelona closely behind. Following them are PSV Eindhoven (17 players), Manchester City (16), Paris Saint-Germain (16), Arsenal (16), Real Madrid (15), RB Leipzig (15), Borussia Dortmund (15), Copenhagen (15), Atlético de Madrid (13), Lazio (13), Inter (13), Napoli (13), and Real Sociedad (11).