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This Monday is the 31st and final assessment of the season for the ranking of European top scorers. We find the scorers who shook the nets in Germany, England, Austria, Belgium, Scotland, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey and Ukraine. And victory goes to Harry Kane thanks to his 36 goals in 32 matches. The English striker delivered an incredible exercise with Bayern Munich and finished at the top of the final ranking of European top scorers for the first time (6th in 2017, 4th in 2018, 2nd in 2023).
He is a short head ahead of the Swede Viktor Gyökeres, who will have surprised this season with Sporting CP. Terror of defenses in Portugal, the former Coventry player was one of the attractions of the season and however finished a distance from the Englishman with his 29 goals in 33 matches. He is joined on the podium by Luuk de Jong. Champion with PSV Eindhoven, the former FC Barcelona player has also made his mark, as his 29 goals in 34 matches can attest.
Mauro Icardi enters the wire
With the same statistics and in the same championship, Vangelis Pavlidis follows because he played more minutes. The Greek scorer was very consistent and deserves this nice ranking, having flirted with the podium for a long time. Fifth and also surprising this season with Stuttgart, Serhou Guirassy has 28 goals in 28 matches with the Swabians. A full exercise for the former Rennais who will have been one of the entertainers of the season. Kylian Mbappé comes only sixth with 27 goals in 29 matches. Often placed, but never winning (2nd in 2019, 8th in 2021, 2nd in 2022 and 4th in 2023), he lost two ranks compared to his previous year.
Winner of last season, Erling Haaland also goes down in the rankings. Author of 27 goals in 31 matches, he finished in seventh place just ahead of Kevin Denkey. The former Nîmes player has scored 27 goals in 38 matches at Cercle Bruges and has broken everything in the league. He remained silent yesterday against FC Bruges during the derby (0-0). Appearance on the wire for Mauro Icardi. Author of a double against Konyaspor (3-1), the Argentinian climbs to ninth place with 25 goals in 34 matches. Lautaro Martinez comes in tenth place with 24 goals in 33 matches. The Argentinian did not play yesterday in the match between Inter Milan and Hellas Verona (2-2).
Artem Dovbyk (Girona), Loïs Openda (RB Leipzig) and Lawrence Shankland (Hearts of Midlothian) also failed to reach the top 10 with 24 goals. Santiago Giménez (Feyenoord) and Alexander Sørloth (Villarreal) are just behind with 23 goals. Cole Palmer (Chelsea) follows with 22 goals while Simon Banza (Braga), Edin Dzeko (Fenerbahçe), Alexander Isak (Newcastle) and Mateo Cassierra (Zenit) have 21 pawns.
The ranking of the top European scorers
Harry Kane (30 years old/Bayern Munich/England) – 36 goals in 32 matches (2843 minutes played) Viktor Gyökeres (25 years old/Sporting CP/Sweden) – 29 goals in 33 matches (2915 minutes played) Luuk de Jong (33 years old/PSV Eindhoven/Netherlands) – 29 goals in 34 matches (2776 minutes played) Vangelis Pavlidis (25 years old/AZ Alkmaar/Greece) – 29 goals in 34 matches (3000 minutes played) Serhou Guirassy (28 years old/Stuttgart/Guinea) – 28 goals in 28 matches (2214 minutes played) Kylian Mbappé (25 years old/Paris Saint-Germain/France) – 27 goals in 29 matches (2159 minutes played) Erling Haaland (23 years old/Manchester City/Norway) – 27 goals in 31 matches (2558 minutes played) Kevin Denkey (23 years old/Cercle Bruges/Togo) – 27 goals in 38 matches (3392 minutes played) Mauro Icardi (31 years old/Galatasaray/Argentina) – 25 goals in 34 matches (2856 minutes played) Lautaro Martinez (26 years old/Inter Milan/Argentina) – 24 goals in 33 matches (2667 minutes played)The ranking of previous editions
The 2023 ranking: winner Erling Haaland (36 goals)
The 2022 ranking: winner Robert Lewandowski (35 goals)
The 2021 ranking: winner Robert Lewandowski (41 goals)
The 2020 ranking: winner Ciro Immobile (36 goals)
The 2019 ranking: winner Lionel Messi (36 goals)
The 2018 ranking: winner Jonas (34 goals)
The 2017 ranking: winner Lionel Messi (37 goals)
The 2016 ranking: winner Luis Suarez (40 goals)
The 2015 ranking: winner Cristiano Ronaldo (48 goals)
The 2014 ranking: winner Cristiano Ronaldo (31 goals)
The 2013 ranking: winner Lionel Messi (46 goals)
The 2012 ranking: winner Lionel Messi (50 goals)
The 2011 ranking: winner Cristiano Ronaldo (40 goals)
The 2010 ranking: winner Luis Suarez (35 goals)
The 2009 ranking: winner Diego Forlan (32 goals)
The 2008 ranking: winner Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (34 goals)
