Hansi Flick's Barça: The deadliest scoring machine in Europe

The FC Barcelona under Hansi Flick has been characterized as a lethal force in front of the opponent's goal. Since the arrival of the German at the helm of Spotify Camp Nou, the Blaugrana's attacking prowess has skyrocketed, making them the highest-scoring team in the five major leagues in Europe across all competitions.

With their two goals against Athletic Club de Bilbao in the semifinals of the Supercopa de España, the Catalans reached 78 goals in 27 matches played this season. In LaLiga, the Blaugrana have celebrated 51 goals, while in the Champions League they have done so on 21 occasions, being the highest-scoring team in both competitions.

Barça 'crushes' the continent's giants

These 72 goals scored in the two main championships are added to those scored against Barbastro in the Cup (4) and the two conceded to the Basques this Wednesday. In this way, the Catalans surpass Chelsea (73), Bayern Munich (72), Liverpool (70), and Real Madrid (65) in the ranking of top scorers in the five major leagues so far this season.

Robert Lewandowski is the main face of this achievement, being the top scorer in LaLiga and the Champions League with 16 and 7 goals respectively, followed by Raphinha who has already scored 17 goals. Additionally, Lamine Yamal (7), Dani Olmo (6), Ferran Torres (5), Pedri (4), Pablo Torre (4), Iñigo Martínez (2), Pau Víctor (2), Fermín López (1), Gavi (1), Frenkie de Jong (1), Eric García (1), and Jules Koundé (1) have also found the net this season.