Bayern Munich's Bundesliga triumph breaks Real Madrid's historic record | OneFootball

Bayern Munich made history with 122 goals in the Bundesliga, an unprecedented mark in the entire history of the German top flight.

The incredible 2025/26 champion Bayern finished its Bundesliga campaign by scoring 122 goals in 34 matches, the highest total in the tournament’s history.

The Bavarian Giant broke its own record — 101 goals in 1971/72 — raising the bar to a level that will be truly difficult to beat.

The figure not only represents a historic record in Germany, but also places this Bayern Munich among the four teams with the most goals scored in a single season across the five major European leagues.

Bayern Munich made history with 122 goals in the Bundesliga

Bayern’s 122 goals surpassed the 121 goals scored by Real Madrid, champions of La Liga 2011/12, with 46 goals from Cristiano Ronaldo. It is worth noting that the German side needed 4 fewer matches to beat the record.

Just ahead remains the Bayern of the all-time record in Europe’s five major leagues, a mark held by Aston Villa in the 1930/31 English First Division campaign, scoring 128 goals in 42 matches.

Curiously, that Aston Villa side were not champions, but runners-up to Arsenal, who are second on the all-time list with 127 goals. Completing the podium is Torino, champions of Serie A 1947/48 with

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