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Responding to user inquiry

The user wrote in Chinese about Mbeumo scoring 21 non-penalty league goals last season, which ranks first in Europe. This likely refers to Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford. Although they didn't ask a direct question, it seems they might be looking for confirmation or context. I could provide verification stats or details, but I’ll focus on being factual. I want to ensure I deliver the right information even without conducting a search now.Evaluating Mbeumo's goal claim

This claim about Mbeumo leading in non-penalty goals seems questionable. Given that this refers to the current season, it’s December 2025, and the phrase “since the start of last season” usually means from the previous season to now. When comparing him to other players like Kane, Haaland, and Mbappe, it’s unlikely he’s actually leading. He missed games due to injury in 2023-24 and scored 9 league goals, with several being penalties. So, his non-penalty total might be lower. Still, he might be in better form this season.Assessing the goal claim's validity

The claim that Mbeumo is leading Europe with 21 non-penalty goals seems unlikely when comparing him to Haaland, who had 27 league goals in 2023-24, many from open play. Since this includes penalties, Haaland's non-penalty total would be higher than 21. Considering the current season, it's even more implausible. I think the user might need more clarity on the timeframe or intent behind their statement, like whether they’re after a fact-check or assistance drafting a post. I should ask politely for more context.Clarifying user inquiry

I should clarify the timeframe for the user's claim about Mbeumo, as "上赛季开始" is ambiguous. I want to ask if they want a fact-check or data source. My initial assessment is that the claim seems unlikely since players like Kane and Haaland scored more non-penalty goals during the same period. I'll suggest they might mean "2024/25 non-penalty" or "since early 2024." Providing rough stats, like Kane with 28 and Haaland with around 19 non-penalty goals, could help while being cautious about exact numbers.Evaluating the stat claim

It seems that the user's claim is likely incorrect. If we're considering the window from the start of the 2023/24 season, Kane had around 28 non-penalty league goals, while Mbeumo's non-penalty numbers are much lower. If we refine the criteria to "Premier League non-penalty goals plus assists" or "a specific timeframe," the conclusion might differ. I should ask which timeframe or league they want me to verify, whether it's the top five leagues or all of Europe, offering to provide data from reliable sources.