Barcelona star Raphinha has on Wednesday secured for himself an altogether noteworthy piece of Blaugrana goalscoring history. This comes after the Brazilian continued his stellar opening to the new

Lionel Messi holds a frankly ridiculous number of records at Barcelona, and Raphinha has started 2026-27 in a manner that makes some of them look (slightly) less untouchable.

Up front, Barcelona brought in players who have kept the level high and offered solutions that were missing last year. From Gordon to Adeyemi, and Gabriel Jesus, who scored yesterday two minutes after coming on,

Raphinha is backed to become Barcelona's greatest-ever Brazilian, potentially surpassing Neymar, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo and Ronaldo.

Raphinha scored twice and set the tone in Wednesday's 5-1 destruction of Feyenoord, the latest dominant win of Barcelona's young season.

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Lamine Yamal scored two brilliant goals and Raphinha equalled a long-standing Lionel Messi goalscoring record as Barcelona secured a dominant 5-0 victory over Valencia on Sunday. The emphatic win means the Catalan side have opened up a crucial three-point gap at the top of the LaLiga table following Real Madrid's shock defeat against Real Betis on Friday.

Raphinha puts Barcelona ahead against Feyenoord with a goal after a piece of dribbling no one will forget. The Brazilian left two opponents on the Camp Nou turf with a tremendous feint. The 1-0 against Feyenoord came in the 3rd minute of the opening matchday of the Champions League league phase,