Real Madrid spent more than Barcelona in the last transfer window, but Barcelona still look like the better team as Hansi Flick’s team look set to run away with the La Liga title once again this season.

Barcelona have looked years better than anything Real Madrid have shown in the league and also in the Champions League so far. Barcelona have been impeccable and unstoppable in La Liga so far, with five wins from five while scoring aplenty and creating chances with ease.

Real Madrid Have Looked Questionable

Real Madrid have looked questionable many times this season already, with their league loss against Betis coming to mind, along with some of the performances in the wins they have claimed already this season, even in the Champions League against Inter Milan.

Real Madrid so far this season have had to rely more on individuality, but Barcelona move better, press way better, create better scoring chances, and also have better statistics all round than Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid.

Barcelona Continue To Impress

Although Barcelona have not played against a top-rated team so far this season, they have made all of their opponents so far this season look like amateurs at times.

From the 5-2 win against Bilbao to the 5-0 thrashing of Valencia and their UCL drubbing of Feyenoord, they look like a team that can win it all this season.

It Is Still Too Early

It is still too early to know how the season will fully pan out, as many things will change, injuries will happen, and fatigue will also play a role.

But just by the balance of play and style so far, Barcelona look like a team that can absolutely blitz any La Liga opponents, including Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid.

And after adding the commanding presence of Rodri, Barcelona will feel like they have the squad that can also defeat anyone in the Champions League this season, including their recent nemesis and double European Champions Paris Saint-Germain.

Barcelona Sure To Challenge For The UCL

If Barcelona’s unrivalled La Liga dominance continues, especially with how they’re playing, the attacking options they have, and their balanced midfield, Barcelona might get the right balance to help them properly challenge for and win the UCL next year.