This Monday marks the fourth season's review of the European top scorers rankings. We see the scorers who have scored in Germany, England, Austria, Belgium, Scotland, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland, and Turkey. And in first place, Harry Kane retains the lead. With another goal against Eintracht Frankfurt (3-0), the English striker now has 11 goals in six matches.
Just behind him, the competition is advancing at a brisk pace. Indeed, Erling Haaland maintains his second place with 9 goals in 7 matches. The Norwegian striker scored the winning goal for Manchester City against Brentford (1-0). Finally, the podium is completed by Kylian Mbappé with his 9 goals in 8 matches. The French striker from Real Madrid earned himself another victory this Saturday during the Merengues' 3-1 victory against Villarreal.
Antoine Semenyo makes his appearance
Aleksey Batrakov comes in fourth with 9 goals in 11 matches. The Russian attacking midfielder scored again in his team's 5-3 victory over Dynamo Moscow (5-3). Ayase Ueda follows in fifth place thanks to his brace against Utrecht (3-2). The Japanese striker has 8 goals in 8 matches. Mirlind Daku comes in sixth with 8 goals in 11 matches. He failed to score for Rubin Kazan against Krylia Sovetov (2-0). Antoine Semenyo follows thanks to his strong performances for Bournemouth. On Friday against Fulham (3-1), he scored twice and has 8 goals in 11 matches. Against Grazer AK (3-1), Markus Pink scored for Wolfsberger and has 6 goals in 8 matches.
Christopher Ibayi scored for Thun against St. Gallen (2-1) and is now in ninth place. Julian Alvarez and Clayton are tied for tenth. The former was silent against Celta de Vigo with Atlético de Madrid (1-1). The latter scored for Rio Ave against Tondela (3-0). Petar Ratkov (Red Bull Salzburg), Brayan Gil (Baltika Kaliningrad), Dmitriy Vorobyov (Lokomotiv Moscow), Maksim Glushenkov (Zenit), Paul Onuachu (Trabzonspor), Luis Suarez (Sporting CP), Pablo (Gil Vicente) and Jesus Andres Ramirez (Nacional) also miss the top 10 with 6 goals.
Brynjólfur Willumsson (Groningen), Ansu Fati (AS Monaco), Joaquin Panichelli (Strasbourg), Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid), Etta Eyong (Levante), Alessandro Vogt (Saint-Gall), Wout Weghorst (Ajax Amsterdam), Chris Bedia (Young Boys de Berne), Pedro Gonçalves (Sporting CP), Vangelis Pavlidis (Benfica), Guilherme Schettine (Moreirense), Samu Aghehowa (FC Porto), Ivan Dolcek (Dundee United), Mauro Icardi (Galatasaray), Rafa Silva (Besiktas), Otar Kiteishvili (Sturm Graz), Can Uzun (Eintracht Frankfurt), Luis Diaz (Bayern Munich) Vadim Rakov (Krylya Sovetov), Valentino Müller (WSG Tirol), Jhon Cordoba (FK Krasnodar) and Juan Manuel Boselli (NN Bet) follow with 5 goals scored.
The ranking of the top European scorers
Harry Kane (32 years old/Bayern Munich/England) - 11 goals in 6 matches (493 minutes played)
Erling Haaland (25 years old/Manchester City/Norway) - 9 goals in 7 matches (596 minutes played)
Kylian Mbappé (26 years old/Real Madrid/France) - 9 goals in 8 matches (701 minutes played)
Aleksey Batrakov (20 years old/Lokomotiv Moscow/Russia) - 9 goals in 11 matches (970 minutes played)
Ayase Ueda (27 years old/Feyenoord/Japan) - 8 goals in 8 matches (668 minutes played)
Mirlind Daku (27 years old/Rubin Kazan/Albania) - 8 goals in 11 matches (985 minutes played)
Antoine Semenyo (25 years old/Bournemouth/Ghana) - 6 goals in 7 matches (630 minutes played)
Markus Pink (34 years old/Wolfsberger AC/Austria) - 6 goals in 8 matches (489 minutes played)
Christopher Ibayi (30 years old/Thun/Congo) - 6 goals in 8 matches (575 minutes played)
Julian Alvarez (25 years old/Atlético de Madrid/Argentina) - 6 goals in 8 matches (628 minutes played)
Clayton (26 years old/Rio Ave/Brazil) - 6 goals in 8 matches (628 minutes played)
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