Under Hansi Flick’s guidance, FC Barcelona enjoyed a remarkable season, clinching a domestic treble by winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup. Their triumph was the result of a perfect mix of seasoned veterans and emerging stars, with notable contributions across the squad.
Frenkie de Jong provided calm and control in midfield, scoring twice and assisting twice while ensuring balance. Marc Casadó, a promising talent from La Masia, impressed with one goal and six assists, showing great potential. Ferran Torres shined up front with 19 goals and seven assists, demonstrating flexibility across attacking roles.
Jules Koundé was outstanding defensively and offensively, contributing four goals and eight assists. Iñigo Martínez brought experience to the defense, averaging 3.7 clearances per game and maintaining a 91.2% pass success rate. Dani Olmo was a creative spark, tallying 11 goals and six assists across various midfield positions.
Despite an injury, Robert Lewandowski remained the team’s top scorer with 40 goals in all competitions—25 in La Liga—proving his irreplaceable value. Pedri was a midfield maestro, leading Europe in ball recoveries (247) while also adding six goals and eight assists thanks to his intelligence and tireless work.
Seventeen-year-old Lamine Yamal had a breakout season, scoring 18 goals and registering 21 assists. He won both the Golden Boy and Kopa Trophy, and topped La Liga in assists (13) with his superb dribbling and vision. Raphinha was the most productive attacker, scoring 34 goals and making 22 assists, including 13 goals and eight assists in just 14 Champions League matches.
Honorable mentions go to Fermín López (8 goals, 8 assists), Pau Cubarsí (1 goal, 4 assists), and Alejandro Balde (1 goal, 8 assists), reflecting the squad’s impressive depth. Overall, the season marked a powerful resurgence for Barça under Flick’s leadership
