This season, as long as Barcelona scores another 6 goals, Frick will break one of his coaching records

Let's start with the national derby in the second leg of La Liga this season. 4:3, just looking at the score, you may think that Barcelona narrowly beat Real Madrid, but looking at the process, it can be said that Barcelona is playing Real Madrid. At the beginning, he was trailing 0:2, and Barcelona was not panicked at all. He scored 4 goals in a row, which was a bit too relaxed. Real Madrid's current defense line is really accurate at every hit, and the main one is to come. You know, all of Barcelona's four goals came from the first half. For the competition between teams of the same level, scoring 4 goals in the first half is more or less an exaggerated. This is rarely the case even for weak teams.

Moreover, Barcelona can finally make Mbappe complete a hat-trick, which is a bit Versailles. After all, the advantage of 4 goals is too great, so you can put another one appropriately.

In fact, this game is a microcosm of Barcelona's output this season. Barcelona's offense this season is fierce and very strong, and has played big scores many times. In four consecutive games, Real Madrid scored less than 3 goals in none of them. In the Champions League, although Barcelona stopped in the semi-finals, the number of scoring 43 goals in 14 games is already the second in the history of the Champions League, and is on par with Bayern in the 19th to 20th, second only to Barcelona in the 19th to 20th.

By the way, from the 19th to 20th season, Bayern's coach was also Flick.

So, what really brought Barcelona back is Frick. What flows in him is this kind of gene that has strong output. Maybe Barcelona's defense is not the best, but as long as they score more goals than the opponent. 5:4, it is always exciting than 1:0.

In fact, every coach has his own label and character. Speaking of Capello, many people will think of 1:0ism, and when it comes to Guardiola, many people will think of passing and controlling, so what about Frick? The most obvious label is that there are many goals.

This season, Barcelona has scored 95 goals in La Liga. I know that this is a little worse than Meng San at his peak. In addition, it is far from the data of Mourinho's 121 goals in the single-season league that year that led Real Madrid to play. But looking at the current five major leagues, Barcelona is indeed the leader in offensive firepower.

It is worth mentioning that in the next three rounds, Barcelona can only score 6 more goals, which can help Frick break his coaching record.

In fact, Frick has not had much experience in coaching top giants. So far, he has only coached for Bayern for two seasons (actually less than two full seasons, he took office in November 2019 from the 19th to the 20th season). In addition, he is at Barcelona this season. During this period, he experienced several years of unsatisfaction with the German national team. But in these three seasons, Frick used the team's goals to establish a full-fire label for himself.

From the 19th to 20th season, Bayern scored a total of 100 goals in the Bundesliga, which is close to the historical record in the Bundesliga. From the 20th to 21st season, Bayern scored only 1 goal less than last season, reaching 99 goals.

Therefore, as long as Barcelona reaches 101 goals this season, it can break the league goal record of Frick coaching the club. There are very few famous coaches who can get close to or even exceed 100 league goals every season when coaching a giant.

So, is it difficult? Barcelona's three opponents behind are Espanyol, Villarreal and Athletic Bilbao. Barcelona has obvious strength advantages, and it should be no big problem per game. But Athletic Bilbao is more difficult. After all, they have only conceded 26 goals, making them the best team in the five major leagues to defend.

Of course, we only talk about goal data, not about goals per game. There are only 34 rounds in the Bundesliga. In fact, scoring 100 goals in the Bundesliga is equivalent to scoring about 111 goals in La Liga. But at the same time, La Liga is more difficult than Bundesliga. So, it would be a great thing if Frick really broke his record at the end of the season.