Under Hansi Flick’s leadership, FC Barcelona secured a historic domestic treble, winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup. The team’s success was built on a perfect blend of experienced stars and rising talents, with standout performances in every position. Frenkie de Jong anchored the midfield with composure, contributing two goals and two assists while providing crucial stability.
Alongside him, Marc Casadó emerged as a dynamic force from La Masia, adding one goal and six assists, proving his potential as a future key player. In attack, Ferran Torres delivered 19 goals and seven assists, showcasing his versatility across the frontline. Meanwhile, Jules Koundé excelled as both a defender and an offensive threat, tallying four goals and eight assists while maintaining defensive solidity. Iñigo Martínez brought leadership to the backline, averaging 3.7 clearances per game with a 91.2% pass accuracy. Dani Olmo added creativity with 11 goals and six assists, thriving in multiple midfield roles.
Robert Lewandowski remained Barcelona’s top scorer despite injury, netting 40 goals in all competitions, including 25 in La Liga. His clinical finishing and experience were irreplaceable. Pedri controlled the midfield with elite vision, leading Europe’s top leagues with 247 ball recoveries while adding six goals and eight assists. His intelligence and work rate were unmatched.
Lamine Yamal, just 17, became a sensation with 18 goals and 21 assists, earning the Golden Boy and Kopa Trophy. His dribbling and playmaking made him La Liga’s assist leader (13). Raphinha was Barcelona’s most prolific attacker, scoring 34 goals and providing 22 assists. His Champions League form was exceptional, with 13 goals and eight assists in 14 matches. Honorable mentions included Fermín López (8G, 8A), Pau Cubarsí (1G, 4A), and Alejandro Balde (1G, 8A), highlighting the squad’s depth. This season marked a triumphant return to dominance for Barça under Flick’s guidance.