Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and Luis Diaz are forming one of the most impressive attacking and assisting trios in European football.
Kane leads the pack with 44 goal contributions (goals and assists) in just 34 matches.
Kane leads the pack with 44 goal contributions (goals and assists) in just 34 matches. This figure demonstrates his consistency and ability to maintain a high level of performance throughout the season. The English striker not only scores goals but also participates in organizing play, stretching the opposing defense, and creating space for his teammates.
Olise ranks second with 34 G/A (goals and assists) in 34 matches. The French player impresses with his technique, ability to create breakthroughs, and decisive handling in tight spaces. His performance of one goal or assist per game makes him a major pillar in the attack.
Luis Diaz is equally impressive. The Colombian star achieved 30 G/A (Grade Points per game) in just 31 appearances. His speed, directness, and fiery fighting spirit make him a constant threat on the wing. Notably, Diaz achieved this high performance despite playing fewer matches than his two teammates.
The common thread among all three lies in their consistency. They don't experience temporary bursts of brilliance but maintain a steady contribution throughout each round. In the context of modern football, which prioritizes efficiency, these numbers reflect the true value of each individual.
While there is still debate about the "best trio," current statistics show that Kane, Olise, and Luis Díaz are having a clear impact. At least in terms of attacking performance, they deserve to be placed among the top teams this season.
In the early hours of February 12th, Bayern defeated RB Leipzig 2-0 in the quarter-finals of the German Cup. Kane and Diaz scored the goals, while Olise provided an assist.