The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" reported that this season, FC Barcelona is distributing the responsibility of scoring goals among its players after Robert Lewandowski, the team's attacking reference for the past three seasons, has started to reduce his participation due to his age of 37 and some minor injuries.

Leading the scorers' list this season are five players who have scored 10 goals or more in all competitions, with other players close to this number, and they are:

Ferran Torres: 15 goals.

Raphinha: 12 goals.

Lamine Yamal: 11 goals.

Robert Lewandowski: 11 goals.

Fermin Lopez: 10 goals.

Marcus Rashford: 8 goals.

Dani Olmo: 7 goals.

According to the competitions, in the Spanish league, the top scorers list is led by Ferran Torres with "11 goals", followed by Lewandowski with "9 goals", Raphinha with "8 goals", Lamine Yamal with "8 goals", Olmo with "6 goals", Fermín López with "4 goals", and Rashford with "3 goals".

In the UEFA Champions League, Firmin Lopez leads the top scorers list with 5 goals, followed by Rashford with 4 goals. Ferran Torres, Lamine Yamal, and Kounde have each scored two goals, while Lewandowski and Olmo have scored one goal each. Rafinha has yet to score.

In the Spanish Super Cup, Raphinha scored 4 goals in the team's matches against Athletic Bilbao and Real Madrid, while Fermín López, Lewandowski, Ferran Torres, and Bardhi each scored one goal.

In the Copa del Rey, each of Lamine Yamal, Ferran Torres, Rashford, and Christensen scored one goal in the matches against Guadalajara and Santander, resulting in a four-way tie at the top of the scorers' list.