This Monday is already the eighth assessment of the season in 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. Winner 4-2 with Sporting CP against Braga, Viktor Gyökeres was unusually silent. Nothing very serious for the Swede who remains at the top of this ranking with 16 goals in 11 matches.
He is ahead of Robert Lewandowski and his 14 goals in 13 matches. Yesterday against Real Sociedad (1-0 defeat), the Pole scored a goal refused by the video referee and was therefore unable to improve his statistics. Also defeated by Brighton (2-1), Erling Haaland nevertheless scored and regained his place on the podium. The Norwegian striker from Manchester City is thus maintaining his solid cruising speed which now credits him with 12 goals in 11 matches.
Samu Omorodion makes his appearance
At the foot of the podium, we find an Egyptian and it is not Mohamed Salah. With now 11 goals in 10 matches thanks to a sublime free kick scored against Stuttgart (3-2) with Eintracht Frankfurt, Omar Marmoush takes fourth place. Now fifth, Harry Kane remained silent against St. Pauli (1-0). The English striker from Bayern Munich has 11 goals in 10 matches. This is better than Mateo Retegui who comes in sixth place and who played 12 games to reach 11 goals. The Atalanta striker did not score yesterday against Udinese (2-1).
In seventh position, we find a Frenchman with Bradley Barcola. The Paris Saint-Germain player has 10 goals in 11 matches following a double on Saturday against Angers (4-2). Eighth, Russian attacking midfielder Aleksey Batrakov continues his excellent season with Lokomotiv Moscow. With 10 goals scored in 14 matches, he maintains an excellent pace after another double against Fakel (2-1). Ninth, Derek Kutesa follows with 9 goals in 14 matches. The former Reims player did not score with Servette against Zurich (1-1). Finally, Samu Omorodion climbs to 10th place with 8 goals in 8 matches under the Porto tunic. Despite a heavy 4-1 defeat against Benfica, he scored again.
Adriano Bertaccini (Saint-Truiden), Ciro Immobile (Besiktas), Thierno Barry (FC Basel and Villarreal), Toluwalase Arokodare (Genk), Kasper Dolberg (Anderlecht), Mika Biereth (Sturm Graz), Ronivaldo (Blau-Weiss Linz), Moise Kean (Fiorentina), Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest), Jefté Betancor (Panserraikos), Loren Moron (Aris), Galeno (FC Porto), Jhon Cordoba (FK Krasnodar), Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford), Mason Greenwood (Olympique de Marseille), Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid), Manfred Ugalde (Spartak Moscow) and Sem Steijn (Twente) also scored 8 goals but failed to reach the top 10.
The ranking of the top European scorers
- Viktor Gyökeres (26 years old/Sporting CP/Sweden) – 16 goals in 11 matches (975 minutes played)
- Robert Lewandowski (36 years old/FC Barcelona/Poland) – 14 goals in 13 matches (1075 minutes played)
- Erling Haaland (24 years old/Manchester City/Norway) – 12 goals in 11 matches (990 minutes played)
- Omar Marmoush (25 years old/Eintracht/Egypt) – 11 goals in 10 matches (838 minutes played)
- Harry Kane (31 years old/Bayern Munich/England) – 11 goals in 10 matches (843 minutes played)
- Mateo Retegui (25 years old/Atalanta Bergamo/Italy) – 11 goals in 12 matches (779 minutes played)
- Bradley Barcola (22 years old/Paris Saint-Germain/France) – 10 goals in 11 matches (751 minutes played)
- Aleksey Batrakov (19 years old/Lokomotiv Moscow/Russia) – 10 goals in 14 matches (1215 minutes played)
- Dereck Kutesa (26 years old/Servette/Switzerland) – 9 goals in 14 matches (1051 minutes played)
- Samu Omorodion (20 years old/FC Porto/Spain) – 8 goals in 8 matches (568 minutes played)
