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Do Lewandowski and Kane prove that Bundesliga is an statpadding league (alien.top)

submitted 9 months ago by juankruh1250@alien.top to c/talk@soccer.forum

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Lewandowski stats in La Liga: 30 goals in 46 Games (0.65)

Lewandowski in his last 2 seasons in Bundesliga: 76 Goals in 63 Games (1.23

Kane in 22/23: 30 Goals in 38 Games (0.78)

Kane in 23/24: 18 Goals in 12 Games (1.50)

As you guys can see, scoring in the Bundesliga is considerably easy

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[–] NearlyTheGiant@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

Jude Bellignham & Erling Haaland.

Both been in the Bundesliga.

Their first seasons after leaving, Haaland could genuinely have had 50, he was on track for more than 35 this time last year.

Bellingham has contributed 11 goals and 2 assists in La Liga so far. He could score 25 realistically.

Bayern create plenty chances in the Bundesliga, much like City in the PL and Madrid in LL.

Haaland has wasted big chances this year and is still on course for 30+.

Joselu at Madrid should have 15 at least this season but he's been poor ( or just played to his standard )

Kane has hit the ground running and been clinical for the most part. Lewandowski is playing with a developing Barca team, he doesn't get the chances he deserves at the minute.

Now if Choupo-Moting was getting 25+ a season with Bayern, I'd have to agree with you. But, he's not, because he's not world class striker unlike Kane & Lewa.

Mbappe is a prime example of a stat padder.

Still at PSG in the farmers league.

If he ever leaves, for me, he should go to the PL. If he gets 30 goal contributions for 5 seasons or more, I'll no longer call him a stat padder.