Bayern Munich's attacking trio, comprised of Luis Díaz, Harry Kane, and Michael Olise, has accumulated an impressive 115 goal contributions by mid-February. This record positions them as the third most productive trio in major European leagues at this stage of the season, trailing only two historic trios from FC Barcelona. The current trio is close to the records held by Lionel Messi, David Villa, and Pedro Rodriguez, as well as the 'MSN' trio of Messi, Luis Suárez, and Neymar that set a high watermark in the 2015-2016 season with 122 contributions.

The challenge for the Bayern trio is to reach and surpass that legendary total by the end of the season, needing an additional 83 contributions, a significant but achievable task considering their current scoring rates. The comparison highlights not only their impressive statistics but also the historic standards set by FC Barcelona, showcasing the competitiveness and talent present in modern football.

The formation of this striking trio has not been a result of mere chance but rather a progressive project developed over the past three seasons, especially highlighted by the addition of Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur for the current season. Their synergy and performance have opened discussions on whether they can indeed break longstanding records, thereby enhancing Bayern's legacy in European football.