Barcelona have scored a remarkable 62 goals in their opening 16 matches of the 2026/27 season, with Raphinha, Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez emerging as the driving force behind Hansi Flick's attacking machine.
Notably, the Catalans have found the net 48 times in LaLiga and another 14 times in the Champions League, averaging close to four goals per match this season.
To put it in perspective, the current tally is 14 goals higher than Barcelona's return after their first 16 matches in 2011/12, the campaign in which Pep Guardiola's side eventually established the club's historic record of 190 goals in 64 games.
Raphinha, Yamal and Fermin account for Barcelona's dominance
The influence of Barcelona's attacking trio can be better explained through their individual contributions.
As such, the three players have been involved in 50 of the team's 62 goals, either scoring or providing assists.
Raphinha, Lamine and Fermin are operating on a different level. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
Their combined goalscoring output stands at 32 goals in La Liga and 40 across all competitions.
Raphinha leads the group with 19 goals in all competitions, followed by Yamal with 13 and Fermin with ei...