Golden Boot ("Soulier d'Or") Awards


  • European Topscorers by Season (link to separate file)
  • Winners
  • Top 3

  • Worldwide Topscorers (link to separate file)

  • From 1967/68 onwards, France Football awarded a "Golden Boot" to the topscorer in all European leagues that season (or the spring-fall season before in relevant countries). It was awarded 25 times:

    List of Winners

    season  player               club (country)                      goals
    1967/68 Eusébio              SL Benfica (Portugal)                 42
    1968/69 Petar Jekov          CSKA (Sofia) (Bulgaria)               36
    1969/70 Gerd Müller          FC Bayern München (Germany)           38
    1970/71 Josip Skoblar        Olympique Marseille (France)          44
    1971/72 Gerd Müller          FC Bayern München (Germany)           40
    1972/73 Eusébio              SL Benfica (Portugal)                 40
    1973/74 Héctor Yazalde       Sporting CP (Portugal)                46
    1974/75 Dudu Georgescu       Dinamo Bucuresti (Romania)            33
    1975/76 Sotiris Kaiafas      Omonia (Nicosia) (Cyprus)             39
    1976/77 Dudu Georgescu       Dinamo Bucuresti (Romania)            47
    1977/78 Hans Krankl          SK Rapid (Wien) (Austria)             41
    1978/79 Kees Kist            AZ '67 (Alkmaar) (Netherlands)        34
    1979/80 Erwin Vandenbergh    Lierse SK (Belgium)                   39
    1980/81 Georgi Slavkov       Trakia (Plovdiv) (Bulgaria)           31
    1981/82 Wim Kieft            Ajax (Netherlands)                    32
    1982/83 Fernando Gomez       FC Porto (Portugal)                   36
    1983/84 Ian Rush             Liverpool FC (England)                32
    1984/85 Fernando Gomez       FC Porto (Portugal)                   39
    1985/86 Marco van Basten     Ajax (Netherlands)                    37
    1986/87 Anton Polster        FK Austria (Wien) (Austria)           39  [*a]
    1987/88 Tanju Çolak          Galatasaray SK (Turkey)               39
    1988/89 Dorin Mateut         Dinamo Bucuresti (Romania)            43
    1989/90 Hugo Sanchez         Real Madrid (Spain)                   38
            Hristo Stoitchkov    CSKA (Sofia) (Bulgaria)               38
    1990/91 Darko Pancev         Crvena zvezda (Beograd) (Yugoslavia)  34  [*b]
    
    [*a] original winner Rodion Camataru was disqualified and the trophy awarded to Polster in
         1990; however, Camataru was allowed to keep his copy of the trophy.
    [*b] Darko Pancev got his prize only in 2006, following a protest from Cyprus where a player
         supposedly scored 40 goals (though the official topscorers for the season, Besirevic and
         Xiourouppas, are both listed with 19 goals).  Due to this affair, France Football decided
         to make the competition unofficial.
    
    From 1991/92 until 1995/96 no Golden Boot was awarded.  The European
    top scorers in those seasons were:
    
    season  player               club (country)                      goals
    1991/92 Ally McCoist         Rangers FC (Glasgow) (Scotland)       34  [*1]
    1992/93 Ally McCoist         Rangers FC (Glasgow) (Scotland)       34  [*2]
    1993/94 David Taylor         Porthmadog FC (Wales)                 43
    1994/95 Arsen Avetisyan      Homenmen (Yerevan) (Armenia)          39
    1995/96 Zviad Endeladze      Margveti (Zestafoni) (Georgia)        40
    
    [*1] Otar Korgalidze of Guria Lanchkhuti (Georgia) scored 40 goals, but is usually ignored
         in this (unofficial) ranking.
    [*2] Merab Megreladze of Samgurali Tshkaltubo (Georgia) scored 41 goals, but (as three other
         players) is usually ignored in this (unofficial) ranking.
    
    Since 1996/97 the ESM (European Sports Magazines), of which France
    Football originally was part, award the Golden Boot again, with the 
    modification that goals in leagues ranked 1st-8th according to the 
    UEFA coefficient list (which determines the number of entries in the 
    UEFA Cup) are multiplied by a factor 2, those in leagues ranked 
    9th-21st by a factor 1.5.  For the best scorer regardless of those
    multiplications see the file on European Topscorers by Season.
    
    season  player               club (country)                      goals
    1996/97 Ronaldo              FC Barcelona (Spain)                  34  (68 pts)
    1997/98 Nikos Mahlas         Vitesse (Netherlands)                 34  (68 pts)
    1998/99 Mário Jardel         FC Porto (Portugal)                   36  (72 pts)
    1999/00 Kevin Phillips       Sunderland FC (England)               30  (60 pts) 
    2000/01 Henrik Larsson       Celtic FC (Scotland)                  35  (52.5 pts)
    2001/02 Mário Jardel         Sporting CP (Portugal)                42  (63 pts)
    2002/03 Roy Makaay           RC Deportivo (Spain)                  29  (58 pts)
    2003/04 Thierry Henry        Arsenal FC (England)                  30  (60 pts)
    2004/05 Diego Forlán         Villarreal CF (Spain)                 25  (50 pts)
            Thierry Henry        Arsenal FC (England)                  25  (50 pts)
    2005/06 Luca Toni            AC Fiorentina (Italy)                 31  (62 pts)
    2006/07 Francesco Totti      AS Roma (Italy)                       26  (52 pts)
    2007/08 Cristiano Ronaldo    Manchester United (England)           31  (62 pts)
    2008/09 Diego Forlán         Atlético Madrid (Spain)               32  (64 pts)
    2009/10 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     34  (68 pts)
    2010/11 Cristiano Ronaldo    Real Madrid (Spain)                   40  (80 pts)
    2011/12 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     50  (100 pts)
    2012/13 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     46  (92 pts)
    2013/14 Cristiano Ronaldo    Real Madrid (Spain)                   31  (62 pts)
            Luis Suárez          Liverpool (England)                   31  (62 pts)
    2014/15 Cristiano Ronaldo    Real Madrid (Spain)                   48  (96 pts)
    2015/16 Luis Suárez          Barcelona (Spain)                     40  (80 pts) 
    2016/17 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     37  (74 pts)
    2017/18 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     34  (68 pts)
    2018/19 Lionel Messi         Barcelona (Spain)                     36  (72 pts)
    2019/20 Ciro Immobile        Lazio (Italy)                         36  (72 pts) 
    2020/21 Robert Lewandowski   FC Bayern München (Germany)           41  (82 pts)
    2021/22 Robert Lewandowski   FC Bayern München (Germany)           35  (70 pts)
    2022/23 Erling Haaland       Manchester City (England)             36  (72 pts)
    
    Wins by Player:
    
     6 – Lionel Messi
     
     4 – Cristiano Ronaldo
    
     2 – Eusébio da Silva Ferreira
         Diego Forlán
         Dudu Georgescu
         Fernando Gomes
         Thierry Henry
         Mário Jardel
         Robert Lewandowski
         Gerd Müller
         Luis Suárez
    
     1 – Tanju Çolak
         Erling Haaland
         Ciro Immobile 
         Petar Jekov
         Sotiris Kaiafas
         Wim Kieft
         Kees Kist
         Hans Krankl
         Henrik Larsson
         Nikos Mahlas
         Roy Makaay 
         Dorin Mateut
         Darko Pancev
         Kevin Phillips
         Anton Polster
         Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima
         Ian Rush
         Hugo Sanchez
         Josip Skoblar
         Georgi Slavkov
         Hristo Stoitchkov
         Luca Toni
         Francesco Totti
         Marco van Basten
         Erwin Vandenbergh
         Héctor Yazalde
    
    Wins by Club:
    
     8 – Barcelona
    
     4 – Bayern München
         Real Madrid
    
     3 – Dinamo Bucuresti
         FC Porto
    
     2 – Arsenal
         Ajax Amsterdam
         Benfica
         CSKA Sofia
         Liverpool
         Sporting CP
    
     1 – Atlético Madrid
         Austria Wien
         AZ Alkmaar
         Botev Plovdiv
         Celtic Glasgow
         Crvena Zvezda Beograd
         Deportivo La Coruńa 
         Fiorentina
         Galatasaray
         Lazio 
         Lierse
         Manchester City
         Manchester United
         Olympique Marseille
         Omonia Nicosia
         Rapid Wien
         Roma
         Sunderland
         Villarreal
         Vitesse Arnhem
    
    Wins by Country:
       
     8 – Portugal
     
     7 – Argentina
    
     4 – Netherlands
         Uruguay
     
     3 – Brazil
         Bulgaria
         Italy
         Romania
    
     2 – Austria
         France
         Germany
         Poland
         Yugoslavia
     
     1 – Belgium
         Cyprus
         England
         Greece
         Mexico
         Norway
         Sweden
         Turkey
         Wales
    
    Wins by League:
       
    15 – Spain
     
     7 – England
         Portugal
    
     4 – Germany
         Netherlands
    
     3 – Bulgaria
         Italy
         Romania
    
     2 – Austria
    
     1 – Belgium
         Cyprus
         France
         Scotland
         Turkey
         Yugoslavia
    
    

    Top-3
    Season 1967-68
     1.EUSÉBIO Ferreira da Silva      -  Benfica              42 goals
     2.Antal DUNAI                    -  Újpest Dózsa         36 goals
     3.Robert LENNOX                  -  Celtic               32 goals
    
    Season 1968-69
     1.Petar JEKOV                    -  CSKA Sofia           36 goals
     2.Giorgios SIDERIS               -  Olympiakos           35 goals
     3.Antal DUNAI                    -  Újpest Dózsa         31 goals
       Helmut KÖGLBERGER              -  FK Austria Wien      31 goals
    
    Season 1969-70
     1.Gerd MÜLLER                    -  FC Bayern München    38 goals
     2.Carlo DEVILLET                 -  CA Spora Luxembourg  31 goals  (22 matches)
     3.Petar JEKOV                    -  CSKA Sofia           31 goals  (30 matches)
    
    Season 1970-71
     1.Josip SKOBLAR                  -  Olympique Marseille  44 goals
     2.Salif KEITA                    -  AS Saint-Etienne     42 goals
     3.Giorgios DEDES                 -  Panionios            28 goals
    
    Season 1971-72
     1.Gerd MÜLLER                    -  FC Bayern München    40 goals
     2.Antonis ANTONIADIS             -  Panathinaikos        39 goals
     3.Joseph HARPER                  -  Aberdeen             33 goals
       Francis LEE                    -  Manchester City      33 goals
       Slobodan SANTRAC               -  OFK Beograd          33 goals
    
    Season 1972-73
     1.EUSÉBIO Ferreira da Silva      -  Benfica              40 goals
     2.Gerd MÜLLER                    -  FC Bayern München    36 goals
     3.Petar JEKOV                    -  CSKA Sofia           29 goals
    
    Season 1973-74
     1.Héctor Casimiro YAZALDE        -  Sporting CP (Lisboa) 46 goals
     2.Hans KRANKL                    -  SK Rapid Wien        36 goals
     3.Carlos BIANCHI                 -  Stade de Reims       30 goals
       Jupp HEYNCKES                  -  Borussia M'Gladbach  30 goals
       Gerd MÜLLER                    -  FC Bayern München    30 goals
    
    Season 1974-75
     1.Dudu GEORGESCU                 -  Dinamo Bucuresti     33 goals
     2.Ruud GEELS                     -  Ajax                 30 goals
       Delio ONNIS                    -  AS Monaco            30 goals
       Héctor Casimiro YAZALDE        -  Sporting CP (Lisboa) 30 goals
    
    Season 1975-76
     1.Sotiris KAIAFAS                -  Omonia Nicosia       39 goals
     2.Carlos BIANCHI                 -  Stade de Reims       34 goals
     3.Peter RISI                     -  FC Zürich            33 goals
    
    Season 1976-77
     1.Dudu GEORGESCU                 -  Dinamo Bucuresti     47 goals
     2.Béla VÁRADY                    -  Vasas SC             36 goals
     3.Ruud GEELS                     -  Ajax                 34 goals
       Dieter MÜLLER                  -  1.FC Köln            34 goals
    
    Season 1977-78
     1.Hans KRANKL                    -  SK Rapid Wien        41 goals
     2.Carlos BIANCHI                 -  Paris Saint-Germain  37 goals
     3.Ruud GEELS                     -  Ajax                 32 goals
    
    Season 1978-79
     1.Kees KIST                      -  AZ'67 (Alkmaar)      34 goals
     2.László FEKETE                  -  Újpest Dózsa         31 goals
       Thomas MAVROS                  -  AEK (Athinai)        31 goals
    
    Season 1979-80
     1.Erwin VANDENBERGH              -  Lierse SK            39 goals
     2.László FAZEKAS                 -  Újpest Dózsa         36 goals
     3.Walter SCHACHNER               -  FK Austria Wien      34 goals
    
    Season 1980-81
     1.Georgi SLAVKOV                 -  FK Trakia Plovdiv    31 goals
     2.Tibor NYILASI                  -  Ferencvárosi TC      30 goals
     3.Karl-Heinz RUMMENIGGE          -  FC Bayern München    29 goals
    
    Season 1981-82
     1.Wim KIEFT                      -  Ajax                 32 goals
     2.Kees KIST                      -  AZ'67 (Alkmaar)      29 goals
       Delio ONNIS                    -  FC Tours             29 goals
    
    Season 1982-83
     1.Fernando Mendes Soares GOMES   -  FC Porto             36 goals
     2.Peter HOUTMAN                  -  Feyenoord            30 goals
     3.Nikos ANASTOPOULOS             -  Olympiakos           29 goals
       Charles NICHOLAS               -  Celtic               29 goals
    
    Season 1983-84
     1.Ian RUSH                       -  Liverpool            32 goals
     2.Marco VAN BASTEN               -  Ajax                 28 goals
     3.Nico CLAESEN                   -  RFC Séraing          27 goals
    
    Season 1984-85
     1.Fernando Mendes Soares GOMES   -  FC Porto             39 goals
     2.Martin McCAUGHEY               -  Linfield             34 goals
     3.Vahid HALILHODZIC              -  FC Nantes-Atlantique 28 goals
    
    Season 1985-86
     1.Marco VAN BASTEN               -  Ajax                 37 goals
     2.Oleg PROTASOV                  -  Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk 36 goals
     3.TANJU Çolak                    -  Samsunspor Kulübü    33 goals
       Anton POLSTER                  -  FK Austria Wien      33 goals
    
    Season 1986-87
     -.Rodion Doru Gorun CAMATARU     -  Dinamo Bucuresti     44 goals [disqualified]
     1.Anton POLSTER                  -  FK Austria Wien      39 goals
     2.Nashko SIRAKOV                 -  Vitosha Sofia        36 goals
     3.Brian McCLAIR                  -  Celtic FC            35 goals
    
    NB: Camataru scored over 20 goals in his last 6 matches; he was awarded the trophy but later
        disqualified and another trophy was given to Polster (Camataru could keep his copy).
    
    Season 1987-88
     1.TANJU Çolak                    -  Galatasaray SK       39 goals
     2.John ERIKSEN                   -  Servette FC          36 goals
     3.Victor PITURCA                 -  Steaua Bucuresti     34 goals
    
    Season 1988-89
     1.Dorin MATEUT                   -  Dinamo Bucuresti     43 goals
     2.Marcel CORAS                   -  Victoria Bucuresti   36 goals
     3.BALTAZAR Maria de Morais Jr.   -  Atlético de Madrid   35 goals
    
    Season 1989-90
     1.Hugo SÁNCHEZ Marquez           -  Real Madrid          38 goals
       Hristo STOITCHKOV              -  CSKA Sofia           38 goals
     3.Gerhard RODAX                  -  Admira/Wacker Wien   35 goals
    
    Season 1990-91
     1.Darko PANCEV                   -  FK Crvena zvezda     34 goals
     2.TANJU Çolak                    -  Galatasaray SK       31 goals
     3.Václav DANEK                   -  FC Tirol Innsbruck   29 goals
       Kliton BOZGO                   -  Tomori Berat         29 goals
    
    NB: Darko Pancev got his prize only in 2006, following a protest from
        Cyprus where a player supposedly scored 40 goals (though the official
        topscorers for the season, Besirevic and Xiourouppas, are both listed
        with 19 goals).  Due to this affair, France Football decided to make 
        the competition unofficial.
    
    From 1991/92 until 1995/96 no Golden Boot was awarded.  The European
    top 3 scorers in those seasons were:
    
    Season 1991-92
     1.Ally McCOIST                   -  Rangers              34 goals
     2.Richard "Ricky" OWUBUKIRI      -  FC Boavista (Porto)  30 goals
     3.Zoran UBAVIC                   -  Olimpija Ljubljana   29 goals
       Ian WRIGHT                     -  Cr. Palace / Arsenal 29 goals
    
    NB: in Georgia, Otar KORGALIDZE of Guria Lanchkhuti scored 40 goals, 
        and Mikhail DZHISHKARIANI of Tskhumi Sukhumi 35; however, usually 
        neither is included in this (unofficial) ranking.
    
    Season 1992-93
     1.Ally McCOIST                   -  Rangers              34 goals
     2.Vassilis DIMITRIADIS           -  AEK (Athinai)        33 goals
     3.Krzysztof WARZYCHA             -  Panathinaikos        32 goals
    
    NB: in Georgia, Merab MEGRELADZE of Samgurali Tshkaltubo scored 41
        goals; in Armenia, Vage YAGMURYAN of Ararat Yerevan scored 38
        and Ashot BARSEGYAN of Banants Kotaik 34; and in Macedonia Sasa
        CIRIC of Vardar Skopje scored 36 goals; however, usually none of 
        them are included in this (unofficial) ranking.
      
    Season 1993-94
     1.David TAYLOR                   -  Porthmadog CPD       43 goals
     2.Andy COLE                      -  Newcastle United     34 goals
     3.Alan SHEARER                   -  Blackburn Rovers     31 goals
       Josip WEBER                    -  Cercle Brugge        31 goals
    
    NB: in Azerbaijan, Musa KURBANOV of Turan Tauz scored 35 goals, and
        in Georgia, Merab MEGRELADZE of Margveti Zestafoni scored 31, but
        usually neither is included in this (unofficial) ranking. 
    
    Season 1994-95
     1.Arsen AVETISYAN                -  Homenmen Yerevan     39 goals
     2.Sasa CIRIC                     -  Vardar Skopje        35 goals
     3.Alan SHEARER                   -  Blackburn Rovers     34 goals
    
    Season 1995-96
     1.Zviad ENDELADZE                -  Margveti Zestafoni   40 goals
     2.Ken McKENNA                    -  Conwy United         38 goals
     3.Vladimir GAVRILIUC             -  Zimbru Chisinau      34 goals
    
    Since 1996/97 the ESM (European Sports Magazines), of which France
    Football is one, award the Golden Boot again, with the modification
    that goals in leagues ranked 1st-8th (later 1st-5th) according to 
    the UEFA coefficient list (which determines the number of entries 
    in the UEFA Cup) are multiplied by a factor 2, those in leagues 
    ranked 9th-21st (later 6th-22nd) by a factor 1.5.  
    
    Season 1996-97                                             
     1.RONALDO Luis Názario de Lima   -  FC Barcelona         34 goals - 68 points   
     2.Mário JARDEL Almeida Ribeiro   -  FC Porto             30 goals - 60 points
     3.Hakan SÜKÜR                    -  Galatasaray SK       38 goals - 57 points
    
    Season 1997-98                                                  
     1.Nikos MAHLAS                   -  Vitesse              34 goals - 68 points 
     2.Marco NEGRI                    -  Rangers              32 goals - 64 points 
     3.Oliver BIERHOFF                -  Udinese              27 goals - 54 points
    
    Season 1998-99                                           
     1.Mário JARDEL Almeida Ribeiro   -  FC Porto             36 goals - 72 points
     2.Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ           -  PSV                  31 goals - 62 points
     3.RAÚL González Blanco           -  Real Madrid          25 goals - 59 points
     
    Season 1999-00                           
     1.Kevin PHILLIPS                 -  Sunderland           30 goals - 60 points
     2.Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ           -  PSV                  29 goals - 58 points
     3.Mário JARDEL Almeida Ribeiro   -  FC Porto             38 goals - 57 points
    
    Season 2000-01
     1.Henrik LARSSON                 -  Celtic FC            35 goals - 52.5 points
     2.Hernán CRESPO                  -  SS Lazio             26 goals - 52 points
     3.Mateja KEZMAN                  -  PSV                  24 goals - 48 points
       RAÚL González Blanco           -  Real Madrid          24 goals - 48 points
       Andriy SHEVCHENKO              -  Milan AC             24 goals - 48 points
    
    Season 2001-02
     1.Mário JARDEL Almeida Ribeiro   -  Sporting CP          42 goals - 63 points
     2.Thierry HENRY                  -  Arsenal FC           24 goals - 48 points
       Dario HÜBNER                   -  Piacenza FC          24 goals - 48 points
       David TREZEGUET                -  Juventus FC          24 goals - 48 points
    
    Season 2002-03
     1.Roy MAKAAY                     -  RC Deportivo         29 goals - 58 points
     2.Mateja KEZMAN                  -  PSV                  35 goals - 52.5 points
     3.Shabani NONDA                  -  AS Monaco            26 goals - 52 points
    
    Season 2003-04
     1.Thierry HENRY                  -  Arsenal FC           30 goals - 60 points
     2.AÍLTON                         -  SV Werder Bremen     28 goals - 56 points
     3.Djibril CISSÉ                  -  AJ Auxerre           26 goals - 52 points
    
    Season 2004-05
     1.Diego FORLÁN                   -  Villarreal CF        25 goals - 50 points
       Thierry HENRY                  -  Arsenal FC           25 goals - 50 points
     3.Samuel ETO'O                   -  FC Barcelona         24 goals - 48 points
       Cristiano LUCARELLI            -  Livorno Calcio       24 goals - 48 points
       Marek MINTAL                   -  1.FC Nürnberg        24 goals - 48 points
    
    Season 2005-06
     1.Luca TONI                      -  AC Fiorentina        31 goals - 62 points
     2.Thierry HENRY                  -  Arsenal FC           27 goals - 54 points
     3.Samuel ETO'O                   -  FC Barcelona         26 goals - 52 points
    
    Season 2006-07
     1.Francesco TOTTI                -  AS Roma              26 goals – 52 points
     2.Afonso ALVES                   -  SC Heerenveen        34 goals – 51 points
     3.Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ           -  Real Madrid          25 goals – 50 points
    
    Season 2007-08
     1.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Manchester United    31 goals – 62 points
     2.Daniel GÜIZA                   -  Real Mallorca        27 goals – 54 points
     3.Klaas Jan HUNTELAAR            -  Ajax                 33 goals – 49,5 points
    
    Season 2008-09
     1.Diego FORLÁN                   -  Atlético Madrid      32 goals – 64 points
     2.Samuel ETO'O                   -  Barcelona            30 goals – 60 points
     3.Marc JANKO                     -  Salzburg             39 goals – 58,5 points
    
    Season 2009-10
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            34 goals – 68 points
     2.Antonio DI NATALE              -  Udinese              29 goals – 58 points
       Didier DROGBA                  -  Chelsea              29 goals – 58 points
    
    Season 2010-11
     1.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          40 goals – 80 points
     2.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            31 goals – 62 points
     3.ALEX                           -  Fenerbahçe           28 goals – 42 points 
    
    Season 2011-12
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            50 goals – 100 points
     2.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          46 goals – 92 points
     3.Robin VAN PERSIE               -  Arsenal              30 goals – 60 points
    
    Season 2012-13
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            46 goals – 92 points
     2.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          34 goals – 68 points
     3.Edinson CAVANI                 -  Napoli               29 goals – 58 points
    
    Season 2013-14
     1.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          31 goals – 62 points
       Luis SUÁREZ                    -  Liverpool            31 goals – 62 points
     3.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            28 goals – 56 points 
    
    Season 2014-15
     1.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          48 goals – 96 points
     2.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            43 goals – 86 points      
     3.Sergio AGÜERO                  -  Manchester City      26 goals – 52 points
    
    Season 2015-16
     1.Luis SUÁREZ                    -  Barcelona            40 goals – 80 points
     2.Gonzalo HIGUAÍN                -  Napoli               36 goals – 72 points
     3.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Real Madrid          35 goals – 70 points
    
    Season 2016-17
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            37 goals – 74 points
     2.Bas DOST                       -  Sporting CP          34 goals – 68 points
     3.Pierre Emerick AUBAMEYANG      -  Borussia Dortmund    31 goals – 62 points
    
    Season 2017-18
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            34 goals – 68 points
     2.Mohamed SALAH                  -  Liverpool            32 goals – 64 points
     3.Harry KANE                     -  Tottenham Hotspurs   30 goals – 60 points 
    
    Season 2018-19
     1.Lionel MESSI                   -  Barcelona            36 goals – 72 points
     2.Kylian MBAPPE                  -  Paris St. Germain    33 goals – 66 points
     3.Fabio QUAGLIARELLA             -  Sampdoria            26 goals – 52 points
    
    Season 2019-20
     1.Ciro IMMOBILE                  -  Lazio                36 goals – 72 points
     2.Robert LEWANDOWSKI             -  FC Bayern München    34 goals – 68 points
     3.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Juventus FC          31 goals – 62 points
    
    Season 2020-21
     1.Robert LEWANDOWSKI             -  FC Bayern München    41 goals – 82 points
     2.Lione MESSI                    -  Barcelona            30 goals – 60 points
     3.Cristiano RONALDO              -  Juventus FC          29 goals – 58 points
    
    Season 2021-22
     1.Robert LEWANDOWSKI             -  FC Bayern München    35 goals – 70 points
     2.Kylian MBAPPE                  -  Paris St. Germain    28 goals – 56 points
     3.Ciro IMMOBILE                  -  Lazio                27 goals – 54 points
       Karim BENZEMA                  -  Real Madrid          27 goals – 54 points
    
    Season 2022-23
     1.Erling HAALAND                 -  Manchester City      36 goals – 72 points
     2.Harry KANE                     -  Tottenham Hotspurs   30 goals – 60 points
     3.Kylian MBAPPE                  -  Paris St. Germain    29 goals – 58 points
    
    

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    Last updated: 11 Jan 2024

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