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Barcelona's potential four-piece made up of Messi, Suárez, Neymar and Griezmann scored 120 goals last season; 38 more than Madrid's new Hazard-Jovic-Benzema-Vinicius quartet

Barcelona's potential four-piece made up of Messi, Suárez, Neymar and Griezmann scored 120 goals last season; 38 more than Madrid's new Hazard-Jovic-Benzema-Vinicius quartet.

Regardless of how Ernesto Valverde would line them up and how well they would understand each other both on the pitch and in the dressing room, the Messi-Suárez-Neymar-Griezmann quartet would undoubtedly be a goal-making machine.
In total, Messi (51 goals), Suárez (25), Neymar (23) and Griezmann (21) scored 120 goals with their respective clubs last season. That’s 38 more than the than Real Madrid’s new Benzema-Jovic-Hazard-Vinicius quartet. Of course, it’s difficult to know how those numbers will be affected now that they will be playing together, but it is still a significant difference.
 Take Griezmann out of the picture and the numbers are still impressive. The Neymar-Messi-Suárez trident scored 364 goals (in addition to providing 211 assists) in their three seasons together at Camp Nou. ‘The Three Amigos’, as they were christened by the British press, together always managed to exceed well over 100 goals per season.
 

 

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