Barcelona scores most without striker

Reports have shown that the Spanish team Barcelona is leading the list of the strongest attacking teams in major European leagues, with 21 goals after six matches, despite lacking a dedicated striker following the departures of Lewandowski, Ferran Torres, and the failure to sign Julián Alvarez. The team relies on a group of players to score goals, with Raphinha netting eight and Yamal seven, while Jésús has scored one goal so far. Barcelona is the second-highest scoring team in the league last season, after Bayern Munich. According to "Opta" statistics, it surpasses others in expected goals per match (16.7), with an efficient scoring rate that converts shots into goals at a rate of 21.9%. The team heavily depends on open-play attacks, having scored 19 goals from this style. Yamal excels in creating 18 open-play chances, the highest number in major European leagues. Despite the absence of a dedicated striker, the team achieves impressive attacking results through a collective tactical approach, with an expected goal tally of around 160 goals this season in the league—a potential record.

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