The highest scoring teams in Europe's top five leagues this season | OneFootball

Goals win games and no teams have managed more than this lot this season. Here are the five highest-scoring teams across Europe's top-five leagues in 2025-26.

5. Real Madrid - 53 goals

Real Madrid kickstart our list, having scored 53 goals in La Liga this season. That return has helped Los Blancos to the top of the table in Spain, with reigning European Golden Shoe holder Kylian Mbappe leading the charge. The French forward has scored 23 league goals in 22 games.

4. Manchester City - 54 goals

Manchester City are the top scorers in the Premier League with 54 goals in 2025-26 to date. Unsurprisingly, Erling Haaland has contributed the bulk of those with the Norwegian's 22 a league-leading total.

Haaland has already matched last season's league return, while he's also scored 20+Premier League goals in four straight seasons. Only Thierry Henry (5) has ever had a longer run of 20-goal Premier League campaigns.

3. Inter Milan - 60 goals

Inter Milan have blitzed a route to the top of Serie A, with the Nerazzurri's free-scoring side taking charge of the title race.

Inter have scored 16 goals across their last four league games and are unbeaten in Serie A since November. Lautaro Martinez is six goals clear of his nearest challenger inthe race for the Capocannonieri.

2. Barcelona - 64 goals

No side has scored more La Liga goals this season thanBarcelona. The Catalans' quest for the title has been lifted by a prolific campaign.

Hansi Flick's side have shared the goals in 2025-26, with three players - Ferran Torres, Robert Lewandowski and Lamine Yamal - all in double figures for league goals.

1. Bayern Munich - 82 goals

A genuinely frightening total, this.Bayern Munich have scored 82 goals in the Bundesliga so far this season, averaging 3.7 goals per game across their 22 league fixtures.

Harry Kane has led from the front and is the top scorer across Europe's top-five leagues (26), with the England captain ably supported by Luis Diaz (13) and Michael Olise (10).

At their current rate, Bayern are on course to score 127 goals in the Bundesliga this season, a figure that would obliterate the 101-goal record set by the club's 1971-72 vintage.