Raphinha and Lamine outscore entire Atlético Madrid squad

Raphinha (19 goals) and Lamine Yamal (10) have combined for 32 of Barcelona's 60 goals in 15 matches, outscoring Atlético Madrid's entire squad.

Barcelona is on track for one of the most prolific seasons in club history, with 60 goals in 15 official matches—17 more than the previous record pace from 2011-12. The standout performers are Raphinha and Lamine Yamal, whose combined 32 goals account for over half the team's output. Raphinha, recently renewed through 2030, has 19 goals (15 in La Liga, 4 in Champions League), while academy product Yamal has 10 (10 in La Liga, 3 in Europe). In the league alone, their 25 goals represent 54% of Barcelona's 46-goal tally. The pair have become fundamental to manager Hansi Flick's system and are automatic starters. By comparison, their next La Liga rivals Atlético Madrid have scored just 22 goals across the entire squad—fewer than Raphinha and Lamine combined. Barcelona averages 4.6 goals per match, far outpacing Atlético's 1.5 per game.