When discussing Europe's elite goal-scorers this season, names like Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, and Mohamed Salah dominate headlines. However, Ferran Torres, Barcelona's underrated super-sub, has quietly surpassed them all with the best goals-per-minute ratio in Europe's top five leagues.

Torres’ Stunning Efficiency

The Spanish forward has netted 16 goals in just 1,266 minutes (33 appearances) across all competitions, averaging a goal every 79.1 minutes—the best mark in Europe. His recent heroics include the semifinal winner against Atletico Madrid, sending Barça to the Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid.

LaLiga’s Top Performers

• Ferran Torres (Barcelona): 79.1 mins/goal
• Endrick (Real Madrid): 80.4
• Lewandowski (Barcelona): 83.9

Premier League’s Best

While Jhon Durán (ex-Aston Villa, now in Saudi Arabia) leads with 86.9, Chelsea’s Marc Guiu (96.7) and Man City’s James McAtee (108.0) follow.

Bundesliga: Kane Dominates

Bayern’s Harry Kane (89.5) edges out Leverkusen’s Patrick Schick (92.5), despite injury setbacks.

Serie A: Retegui Stands Tall

Atalanta’s Mateo Retegui (98.3) leads, with Inter’s Marko Arnautović (102.7) trailing.

Ligue 1: Dembélé’s Resurgence

PSG’s Ousmane Dembélé (81.1) tops France, followed by teammate Gonçalo Ramos (83.7).

Torres’ rise exemplifies how efficiency trumps volume, proving even fringe stars can outshine global icons.