Modern day replica of the home shirt worn when Tito Vilanova took the reins after Pep Guardiola left upon the expiry of his contract. Pep's former assistant guided the team to yet another La Liga triumph, securing a commanding 15-point lead over bitter rivals Real Madrid with an impressive total of 100 points. The Blaugrana also made history in La Liga by netting goals in every single game, amassing a remarkable 115 goals across 38 matches, largely propelled by the extraordinary talent of Lionel Messi. The diminutive Argentine notched an impressive 47 goals in La Liga, outscoring his closest rival Cristiano Ronaldo by 13 goals to claim the Pichichi Trophy. His unparalleled performance extended beyond the league, registering an astounding 60 goals across all competitions, despite the team finishing as runners-up in both the Copa del Rey and the Champions League