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These figures include the goals of the league (the top ten European leagues) and the goals of the Champions League / Europa League …
10) Bayern Munich – 44 (Lewandowski 29, Gnabry 8, James 7)
Bayern have scored 30 goals in eight Bundesliga games since their defeat in early February. Robert Lewandowski alone scored nine goals in that period. And yet, in 180 minutes against Liverpool, the only player who scored for Bayern Munich was Job Joel Andre Matip.
Robert Lewandowski in the Bundesliga:
Games: 284
Goals: 200Only the fifth man in history to reach this milestone. ⚽?? pic.twitter.com/cxq63tyMUN
– Football Tweet (@Football__Tweet) April 6, 2019
9) Tottenham – 44 (Kane 22, Son 13, Mura 9)
The fifth season last (with Christian Eriksen replacing Lucas Moura) has taken the ninth row so far this season, with Tottenham having (relatively) struggled for goals. They are now facing Manchester City following a series of seven goals in seven games. Harry Kane has actually played two full-fledged Premier League matches for the first time since October. Eek.
8) Napoli – 45 (Milik 18, Mertens 14, Badge 13)
The combination of these feats of purpose and The huge defensive vulnerability of Arsenal makes Thursday night intriguing right now. But the good news for Arsenal fans is that Napoli is also vulnerable in defense, with no clean sheets in their last six games.
Imagine Mertens, Badge, Milik and his teammates defending our defense luck luckily, we would keep it to a number
– Marko Tomic (@ MarkoTomic1497) April 7, 2019
7) Genk – 46 (Samatta 23, Trossard 14, Malinovskyi 9)
Yes, Genk, who is on the brink of becoming Belgium's champion for the first time since 2011 under former Coventry midfielder, Philippe Clement. Tanzanian striker Mbwana Samatta was a revelation, allowing him to gain links with Leicester City.
6) Seville – 46 (Ben Yedder 24, Sarabia 13, Silva 9)
The fact that Sevilla beat Real Madrid and Real Madrid in terms of goals in La Liga this season owes a lot to the unexpected exploits of midfielder Pablo Sarabia, who is expected to join Rome a bargain £ 15m this summer. Wissam Ben Yedder has also had an extraordinary season, even though André Silva's figure has lost his form. he will return to Milan this summer.
Karim Benzema (Messi, Mbappe, Lewandowski, Aguero, Ben Yedder, Piatek) has scored more goals in all competitions this season. pic.twitter.com/a0ex9QK0zj
– Real Madrid statistics (@RMadrid_Stats) April 6, 2019
5) Eintracht Frankfurt – 53 (Jovic 24, Haller 19, Rebic 10)
En route for its first participation in the Champions League / European Cup since its final in 1960, Eintracht Frankfurt will face Benfica in the Europa League this week after eliminating Inter Milan from the competition thanks to a Luka Jovic goal loaned by the Portuguese club. Sexy. One thing is certain: he will not be in any club next season because almost all European clubs want the 21 year old striker.
Liverpool should make Luka Jovic a priority signing this summer.
24 goals and 7 badists this season – he is a natural striker with the qualities of Suarez. Only 21 too.
Apparently it would cost about 70 million pounds, but it would be well spent.pic.twitter.com/FKCNAJbJrl
– Laurie (@LFCLaurie) April 7, 2019
4) Manchester City – 55 (Aguero 24, Sterling 18, Sane 13)
Gabriel Jesus, who has scored ten goals in the Premier League and Champions League, despite a rather bad season, joins them. This Manchester City team has won 14 consecutive games and scored 38 goals en route. Aguero alone scored a goal every 70 minutes in Europe this season.
3) Liverpool – 55 years old (Salah 21, Mane 20, Firmino 14)
The difference between Liverpool and Manchester City is that the next man on the list is Xherdan Shaqiri with six goals, and he apparently kicked Jurgen Klopp's cat. The numbers of Mo Salah and Roberto Firmino have dropped considerably (this trio dominated this list in 2017/18), but the good news is that Sadio Mane has already equaled his total of last season, although that means mature to become a real target.
Van Dijk about Salah: "Mo did not score for two games but the pressure comes only from the media, he still has a fantastic season."
– James Pearce (@JamesPearceEcho) April 8, 2019
2) PSG – 68 (Mbappe 31, Cavani 19, Neymar 18)
Just when you say "how did Man United beat PSG?", You remember that Edinson Cavani and Neymar were gone, leaving Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with only (if "only" is the word just for him) Kylian Mbappe treat. The young French scored 27 goals scarcely credible in 25 League One matches this season; Eric Choupo-Moting does not have it.
"Mbappe's reaction says it all."
Eric Choupo-Moting missing the worst you've ever seen? pic.twitter.com/PdS0awFbUq
– ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) April 8, 2019
1) Barcelona – 72 (Messi 41, Suarez 20, Dembele 11)
Good luck to Manchester United, even if the good news is that Ousmane Dembele is not in good shape and Luis Suarez almost never scored in the Champions League. Bad news? Lionel Messi has already beaten his pathetic total of 40 goals last season by scoring 10 goals in his last six games.
40 games
43 goals
21 badists
? 7 free kicks scored
? 4 turns of the hat
Top scorer in La Liga
✅ Top for badists in La Liga
Top scorer in the Champions League? Leo Messi pic.twitter.com/RVE36X36lZ
– William Hill (@ WilliamHill) April 8, 2019
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