Raphinha leads the LaLiga EA Sports goalscoring charts with 15 goals for FC Barcelona through 11 matchdays, pulling away from Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé, who sits in second place with 11 goals, according to reporting by SPORT.
Raphinha Extends Lead at the Top for Barcelona
The race for the Pichichi trophy approaches its first third with FC Barcelona player Raphinha setting the pace. Raphinha opened the campaign with 12 goals in his first seven matches before a lesion slowed his momentum during an international break. Rather than losing form, the Brazilian returned immediately to add three more strikes, pushing his season total to 15 goals and creating separation at the summit of the scoring list.
While SPORT places Raphinha at 15 goals following the 11th matchday, earlier reports from Marca tracked his total at 13 goals through 10 matches before subsequent weekend fixtures shifted the standings. That early burst highlights an aggressive start for the Barcelona attacker, who commands a clear margin over the chasing pack.
Mbappé Chases the Leader for Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappé occupies second place in the standings with 11 goals for Real Madrid. The French forward narrowed the gap during a productive stretch that featured consecutive braces against Sevilla and Barcelona. Marca previously noted his tenth goal arrived during El Clásico, establishing a scoring rhythm as Real Madrid challenges in the domestic championship.
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Lamine Yamal Enters Double Digits for Barcelona
Lamine Yamal holds third place in the goalscoring race with 10 goals for Barcelona. After being held scoreless in El Clásico, the Barcelona player rebounded with a two-goal performance against Deportivo Alavés. That display lifted him into double digits and closed the gap on Mbappé ahead of him. Early-season reports from Marca had Lamine tied at eight goals with Racing de Santander forward Yassir Zabiri, but Lamine’s recent output against Alavés allowed him to break away in the battle for the podium’s third step.
The Chasing Pack Contests the Midfield and Attack
Beyond the top three, a crowded group of forwards contends for position in the upper tier of the scoring charts. Yassir Zabiri of Racing de Santander maintains a strong presence with 8 goals after a surprising start to the campaign. Sergio Camello of Rayo Vallecano and Ante Budimir of Osasuna follow closely with 7 goals apiece. Further down the table, Roberto Fernández of Espanyol and Fer Niño of Elche have each contributed 6 goals.
A larger contingent sits at 5 goals, including Fermín López of Barcelona, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Deportivo de A Coruña, Lucas Boyé of Alavés, Álex Baena of Atlético de Madrid, Roguer Brugué of Levante, and Adrián Niño of Málaga. Aubameyang had set an early-season pace for Deportivo before sustaining an injury that temporarily halted his campaign, as noted by Marca.
Next Matchday Fixtures Await the Top Scorers
The Pichichi race resumes as the competition moves past its opening block of fixtures. Barcelona prepares for its next domestic assignment following the Alavés fixture, while Real Madrid approaches its upcoming weekend schedule with Mbappé positioned to add to his 11-goal tally once the team returns to action.
