Barcelona's forwards seem to be struggling as they have gone without a goal for over three matches, with no contributions from their strikers despite the team's offensive capabilities. In their recent match against Levante, they regained the lead in La Liga with three goals scored, all by midfielders—Marc Bernal, Fermín, and Frenkie de Jong, the latter of whom will now be sidelined for six weeks due to injury. The main forwards, Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres, have not scored for three weeks, highlighting a concerning drought for the team's attacking line.

Despite the challenges faced by the strikers, Barcelona continues to lead the league in total goals scored, with 67 thus far, showcasing a collective offensive effort. They have had 16 different scorers this season, contributing to over 100 goals in total. The team remains highly active in front of goal, taking 372 shots in the league, which indicates a lively attacking approach. However, the current lack of goals from the designated forwards has raised questions about their form and effectiveness moving forward.

This scoring drought for Barcelona's forwards not only affects the team's performance but could also have ramifications for their title pursuit. With key injuries impacting their team dynamics, they will need to rediscover their scoring touch quickly as the season progresses. The reliance on midfielders for goals emphasizes a broader team effort while putting pressure on the forwards to step up in the upcoming matches and secure crucial points in the league battle.