Barcelona continued to confirm its offensive strength this season, becoming the team with the most diverse goal scorers among the top five European leagues. According to the Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo," the Catalan club is the only one to have four different players each scoring five goals or more so far.

This superiority reflects Barcelona's return to a strong offensive version, characterized by high efficiency in front of the goal, which has been one of the team's prominent features since Hans Flick took over as head coach. The data, according to the newspaper, indicates that no other team in the major leagues matches this scoring diversity.

Ferran Torres tops the team's scoring chart with 11 goals, confirming his increasing role in the frontline since Flick gave him special trust in the striker position. He is followed by Robert Lewandowski with 8 goals, maintaining his influential presence inside the penalty area despite losing his permanent main role. Additionally, Lamine Yamal and Raphinha have each scored 6 goals, providing additional attacking options from the flanks.

According to the report, this variety in scoring sources gives Barcelona a greater ability to threaten opponents from multiple directions and reduces reliance on a single player, making it harder to read their offensive style during matches.