Barcelona aim to maintain their exceptional scoring rate

FC Barcelona aims to maintain its impressive scoring rate as LaLiga resumes, having scored 31 goals in the first seven rounds, averaging 4.43 goals per match, which is the highest among the major European leagues.

According to the Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo", Barcelona is outperforming Bayern Munich with an average of 3.5 goals per match, Brighton with 3.2 goals, Inter with three goals, and Olympique Lyon with two goals. The Catalan team has also taken 150 shots during their first seven matches, averaging over 21 shots per game.

The goals were distributed among eight players: Raphinha, Lamine Yamal, Fermín López, Karim Adeyemi, Gabriel Jesus, Pedri, Xavi Espart, and João Cancelo.

Barcelona begins a series of important matches against Getafe on Saturday evening at Spotify Camp Nou, ahead of encounters with Galatasaray, Real Betis, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, and Alavés. This makes the management of players' physical effort crucial in the upcoming period.

Attention is also focused on Raphinha, who has scored 12 goals in LaLiga, but he continues to recover from a thigh muscle edema, with the club keen to ensure his return is without risks.