Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesús has scored three goals in five games for FC Barcelona, which represents an average of one goal every 41 minutes. His arrival at the Catalan club has become a reference point for the team's scoring efficiency, which has scored 34 goals in LaLiga, the second best record in history, and 39 in total, surpassing the record season of 190 goals in 2011-12.
Jesús made his debut as a Barça scorer in the Champions League on September 9, 2026, when he entered the field in the 84th minute and scored in the 85th minute against Feyenoord. Since then, he has responded in LaLiga, scoring his first goal against Racing in just 21 minutes. In total, the Brazilian's three goals have been recorded in 123 minutes of play. In the European competition, his only goal came in 7 minutes, although it is only one match. In LaLiga, two goals in 116 minutes, which is equivalent to an average of 58 minutes per goal.
In the same context, winger Raphinha leads Barça's scoring benchmark with 12 goals in LaLiga, which translates into a goal every 46 minutes. Fermín, for his part, has scored four goals in 476 minutes, approximately one goal every 119 minutes. In the Champions League, Raphinha also stands out with two goals, with an average of 36 minutes per goal.
Barça's performance in the current season is notable: 34 goals in LaLiga, the second best scoring benchmark in the club's history, only behind Sevilla's 41 goals in the 1940-41 season. In total, including European competitions, the team has 39 goals. This figure is compared to the 2011-12 campaign, when Pep Guardiola's team scored 190 goals, of which 31 had already been scored at the time of that record.
With these numbers, FC Barcelona maintains a solid position in the table, while Gabriel Jesús continues to demonstrate his ability to score in key moments. The next challenge will be to consolidate this goal-scoring pace and continue contributing to the club's success in national and international competitions.