Barcelona hit historic heights under Flick in 2025

Barcelona closed out 2025 with one of the most prolific years in their history, scoring 169 goals across 60 matches in Hansi Flick’s first full season in charge.

A 2–0 win at Villarreal ensured the Catalans ended the year with eight successive La Liga victories, giving them a four-point lead over Real Madrid heading into the winter break.

The tally is the fifth-highest in the club’s history and the best outside of the Lionel Messi-led golden era. Flick’s side also claimed a first-ever domestic treble, underlining their status as Europe’s most formidable attacking force.

Goals shared across the squad

Unlike the Messi years, when Barcelona relied heavily on individual brilliance, Flick’s team have spread the goals throughout the squad. Marc Bernal was the only first-team player not to score in 2025, having featured sparingly after injury.

Barcelona found the net in 59 of their 60 fixtures, with the only blank coming in a 3–0 Champions League defeat at Chelsea. They have now scored in 38 consecutive La Liga games, the second-longest streak in club history.

Top scorers Ferran Torres and Robert Lewandowski both struck 27 times, ahead of Raphinha (24) and 18-year-old Lamine Yamal (21).

Historic numbers

Most goals scored by Barcelona in a calendar year

Valencia suffered most against Barça, conceding 18 goals in three meetings, while Real Madrid shipped 13 in four encounters, including eight across two finals.

Barcelona’s record of 46 wins from 60 matches is their best in a decade, while seven defeats mark their lowest total since 2018.

Top goalscorers in 2025

Barcelona now enter the two-week winter break with momentum firmly on their side, and Flick’s men will resume the campaign looking to extend their dominance both domestically and in Europe.