FC Barcelona Records

• Team records

• Individual records

• All-time leading goalscorer

  Paulino Alcántara

  Paulino Alcántara, with 357 goals in 357 games, in the seasons from 1912-27 (215 goals in friendlies, 5 in the Spanish Cup, 98 in the Catalan Championship, 35 in the Spanish Championship, 3 in the Pyrenees Cup and 1 in the Barcelona Cup).

• Leading goalscorer in all competitions

  César Rodríguez

  César Rodríguez (1942-55), with 235 goals.

• Leading goalscorer in the League

  César Rodríguez

  César Rodríguez (1942-55), with 195 goals.

• Leading goalscorer in a single season

  Clemente Gràcia

  Clemente Gràcia (1921-22), with 59 goals in 50 games (35 goals in friendlies, 19 in the Catalan Championship, 5 in the Spanish Championship)

• Most goals in a season in all competitions

  2

  Ronaldo Nazario (1996/97) and Leo Messi (2009/10), both with 47 goals.

• Most goals in a single league season

  2

  Ronaldo Nazario (1996/97) and Leo Messi (2009/10), both with 34 goals.

• Longest scoring run in the League

  Mariano Martín

  Mariano Martín scored 18 goals in 10 consecutive matches from the 19th of the 1942-43 season (14-2-1943) to the second of the 1943-44 season (3-10-1943).

• Leading goalscorer in European competitions

  Rivaldo

  Rivaldo (1997-2002), with 31 goals (25 in the Champions League, 5 in the UEFA Cup and 1 in the European Super Cup.

• Highest scorer in a single game

  Joan Gamper

  Joan Gamper, 9 on three occasions: Franco-Español 0 - FC Barcelona 13, in the Macaya Cup (10-2-1901); Tarragona 0 - FC Barcelona 18, in the Macaya Cup (17-3-1901); FC Barcelona 13 - Club X 0, in the Barcelona Cup (1-2-1903)

• Highest scorer in a single league game

  Ladislau Kubala

  Ladislau Kubala, seven goals, FC Barcelona 9 Sporting de Gijón 0 (10-2-1952).

• Highest scorer in a Cup match

  Eulogio Martínez

  Eulogio Martínez, seven goals, FC Barcelona 8 – At. Madrid 1 (1-5-1957), second leg Cup R16 1956-57.

• Highest scorer in a Cup match

  Eulogio Martínez

  Eulogio Martínez, seven goals, FC Barcelona 8 – At. Madrid 1 (1-5-1957), second leg Cup R16 1956-57.

• Only player to have scored in 6 different official competitions in 1 year

  Pedro Rodríguez

  In 2009, Pedro Rodríguez scored in the Spanish Cup, League, Champions League, Spanish Super Cup, European Super Cup and World Club Cup.

• FC Barcelona players to have been top scorer in the Spanish League (Pichichi trophy)

  
  Mariano Martín (1942/43, 32 goals in 23 games), César Rodríguez (1948/49, 28 goals in 24 games), Cayetano Re (1964/65, 25 goals in 30 games), Carles Rexach (1970/71, 17 goals in 28 games), Hans Krankl (1978/79, 29 goals in 30 games), Enrique Castro, “Quini” (1980/81, 20 goals in 30 games), Enrique Castro “Quini” (1981/82, 26 goals in 32 games), Romario da Souza(1993/94, 30 goals in 33 games), Ronaldo (1996/97, 34 goals in 37 games) and Samuel Eto’o (2005/06, 26 goals in 35 games).

• FC Barcelona players that have won the Zamora Trophy

  Juan Zambudio Velasco (1947/48, 31 goals conceded in 26 games), Antoni Ramallets (1951/52, 40 goals conceded in 28 games), Antoni Ramallets (1955/56, 24 goals conceded in 29 games), Antoni Ramallets (1956/57, 35 goals conceded in 29 games), Antoni Ramallets (1958/59, 22 goals conceded in 28 games), Antoni Ramallets (1959/60, 24 goals conceded in 27 games), Josep Manuel Pesudo (1965-66, 15 goals in 22 games), Salvador Sadurní (1968/69, 18 goals in 30 games), Miguel Reina (1972/73, 21 goals in 34 games), Salvador Sadurní (1973/74, 22 goals in 30 games), Salvador Sadurní (1974/75, 19 goals in 24 games), Pedro María Artola (1977/78, 25 goals in 29 games), Francisco Javier González Urruticoechea (1983/84, 26 goals in 32 games), Andoni Zubizarreta (1986/87, 29 goals in 43 games), Víctor Valdés (2004/05, 25 goals in 35 games),Víctor Valdés (2008/09, 31 goals in 35 games) and Víctor Valdés (2009/10, 24 goals in 38 matches).

• Outright record number of Zamora titles

  Antoni Ramallets

  Antoni Ramallets, on five occasions (1951/52, 1955/56, 1956/57, 1958/59 and 1959/60).

• The only time Barca players have won both the Zamora and Pichichi Trophies

  2

  2009/10, Víctor Valdés (Zamora) and Leo Messi (Pichichi).

• FC Barcelona players that have won the Balon d’Or

  Luis Suárez (1960), Johan Cruyff (1973 y 1974), Hristo Stoitchkov (1994), Ronaldo (1996) Rivaldo (1999), Ronaldinho (2005) and Messi (2009).

• Only player to have won the Balon d’Or, the FIFA World Player, the Pichichi Trophy and the Ballon d’Or in the same season:

  Leo Messi, 2009/10.

• Only player to have won the Balon d’Or, the FIFA World Player, the Pichichi Trophy and the Ballon d’Or in the same season:

  Leo Messi, 2009/10.

• Longest period without conceding a goal

  Miguel Reina

  Miguel Reina went 824 minutes without conceding a goal in the Spanish League in the 1972-73 season (from the 53rd minute of the 14th game to the 67th minute of the 23rd game).

• The only Barca goalkeeper ever to have scored a goal

  Ricardo Zamora

  Ricardo Zamora, 14th December 1919, scored the second gaol from the penalty spot in the Campionat de Catalunya, Barca - Internacional (2-1).

• Players with most appearances

  “Migueli”

  Miguel Bernardo Bianquetti, “Migueli”. 664 games (1973-89).

• Playerwith most appearances in competitive matches

  “Migueli”

  Miguel Bernardo Bianquetti, “Migueli”. 553 matches (1973-89).

• Players with most League appearances

  “Migueli”

  Miguel Bernardo Bianquetti, “Migueli”. 391 games (1973-89).

• Player with most international games for the club

  Xavi Hernández

  Xavi Hernández, 111 games since 1998: 94 in the Champions League, 13 in the UEFA Cup,, 2 in the European Super Cup and 2 in the FIFA Club World Cup.
  Last update: 30/06/09

• Youngest player to appear for the first team

  Paulino Alcántara

  15 years, 4 months and 18 days. Made his debut on Febriary 25, 1912 in the game ending FC Barcelona 9 - Català 0 in the Catalan Championship, in which he scored three goals.

• Most seasons as coach

  Jack Greenwell

  Jack Greenwell, 9 years (1917-24 and 1931-33).

• Most consecutive seasons as coach

  Johan Cruyff

  Johan Cruyff, 8 years (1988-96).