True brother but that can change. He contributed 7 goals in the KO stages when they won the treble so wasn’t completely useless.
I think five of those came in one game against Leipzig though.
It's not even that he doesn't score - it's that the way he plays does not facilitate other players or make the team better. He just camps in the middle waiting for service, it's like playing with ten men.
He isn't one of those players who makes the players around him better. In fact he relies on the brilliance of others to make him look good. Now you can say that's the life of a striker/poacher but I honestly think they'd be better with a more rounded player up top and more dimensions to their game. The argument against this is they generally didn't do great in the CL before he signed, but it's not like he was a difference maker when they won it either generally.
I just feel they were better when they were more of a team and sharing the goals around. It's risky business funneling all your service through this guy, because he's invariably marked out of big games and then they're playing a man down or lost for ideas. I know he scored at the weekend against Arsenal, but he then disappeared for the rest of the game and when Arsenal bunkered in. It's no surprise that he had success in that game early and when Arsenal weren't defending as deep - his goal came from his pace in behind. He's very one-dimensional.
Guardiola knows himself how limited Erling is - Pep isn't an idiot. He said he's much more reliant on service in a way a Messi or Neymar or someone like that is not.