Raphinha enters Top 50 FC Barcelona goalscorers of all time
FC Barcelona’s outstanding performance in the Spanish Super Cup semi-finals had many standout players, but none more so than Raphinha. The Brazilian shone on the pitch and his attacking impact was once again decisive. He scored twice, making it 4–0 in the 38th minute and 5–0 in the 52nd, sealing a perfect night and, unknowingly, propelling himself into a very special list in Barça history.
Into the Top 50
With those two goals, Raphinha has moved into the Top 50 all-time goalscorers for FC Barcelona, a ranking reserved for the club’s greatest names. The list is topped by Leo Messi, with 672 goals in 778 appearances. Among the current squad, Robert Lewandowski sits in an impressive 16th, with 110 goals in 166 matches, while Raphinha now breaks into the Top 50 directly in 48th position, with 63 goals in 160 games.
Several other first team players are also closing in on this prestigious milestone. Ferran Torres is just outside the Top 50, currently 55th with 58 goals in 182 matches, very close to Marcial’s mark of 61 goals in 160 appearances. Further down the list, but with clear potential to climb soon, are Lamine Yamal (91st, 34 goals in 128 matches), Pedri (102nd, 28 goals in 223 matches) and Fermín López (104th, 27 goals in 108 matches).
Also climbing the Super Cup charts
At team level, Barça have also reached a symbolic figure: 100 goals in the Spanish Super Cup. In this competition, Raphinha now has 4 goals to his name, while Lewandowski has scored 5. The all-time Super Cup goalscoring chart is led by Messi with 14 goals, followed by Stoichkov and Begiristain with 6. Lewandowski and Kanouté are next on 5 goals, while players such as Bakero, Xavi Hernández and Raphinha have 4, and others (including Lamine Yamal) have 3.