On Sunday, Neymar took another step towards history as he scored his 100th competitive goal for Barcelona, a feat that had only been managed by 15 other players in club history.
As the clock was winding down, the Brazilian scored the last goal of the Blaugrana's 4-1 rout of Granada at Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes.
It took the former Santos star only 178 matches to reach triple digits, even outpacing Lionel Messi. The Argentinian forward needed 188 matches to achieve the 100-goal milestone.
The official Azulgrana 100 club
Kubala: 100 goals in 103 games
Martín Alonso: 114 games
Luis Suárez: 120 games
Evaristo: 143 games
Eulogio Martínez: 152 games
Eto'o: 154 games
Stoichkov: 155 games
César Rodríguez: 161 games
Rivaldo: 172 games
Neymar: 178 games
Messi: 188 games
Zaldúa: 196 games
Kluivert 202 games
Basora: 247 games
Luis Enrique: 256 games
Rexach: 450 games
Eventually, Messi will no longer be the best player in the world, but his legitimate heir may already be playing at the Camp Nou, so Barcelona fans have no reason to be pessimistic about the future.
Where Neymars goals have come
LaLiga: 63 goals in 117 games
Copa del Rey: 14 in 19
Supercopa de España: 1 in 2
Champions League: 21 in 38
Against Granada, Neymar extended his hot streak, during which he has led the Catalans' improbable comeback against Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil's wins versus Uruguay and Paraguay.At 25 years of age, it's fair to say he still has a lot of gas left in the tank.
