Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe became Europe's top scorers for club and country in 2023. Kane has scored a total of 52 goals for Tottenham, Bayern and the England national team in the last 12 months. And the French team.
Erling Haaland was behind both in 2023 after scoring 50 goals with Manchester City and Norway.
Who will top score for your club and national team in 2023?
52 At 57 Harry Kane (Tottenham/Bayern and England)
52 Kylian Mbappé at 53 (Paris and France)
50 60 Erling Holland (Manchester City and Norway)
40 Romelu Lukaku (Inter/Roma and Belgium) at 61
39 Santiago Giménez (Feyenoord and Mexico) at 64
37 Lautaro Martinez (Inter and Argentina) at 67
36 en 47 Mauro Icardi (Caladassare)
36 en 63 Vangelis Pavlidis (AZ Alkmaar y Grecia)
36 en 61 Mohamed Salah (Liverpool and Egypt)
34 Victor Osimhen (Naples and Nigeria) at 47
32 and 51 Luuk de Jong (PSV Eindhoven)
31 and 54 Hugo Kuypers (Gent).
For a top division club in the top 15 European leagues (including domestic cups, UEFA qualifiers and friendlies) and a senior international team (including friendlies).
Who is the top scorer in all UEFA men's competitions (club and national team) in 2023?
21 Romelu Lukaku
18 Erling Holland
13 Zeki Amdouni
12 Rasmus Hojlund
12 Harry Kane
12 Kylian Mbappe
Who is the top scorer in UEFA men's club competitions (group stage to final) in 2023?
12 Erling Holland
10 Gift Orphan
7 Zeki Amdouni
7 Victor Boniface
7 Arthur Cabral
7 Romelu Lukaku
7 Vangalis Pavlitis
6 Hugo Kuypers
6 Joao Pedro
Who are the top scorers in every UEFA men's club competition in 2023?
UEFA Champions League: Erling Holland, Manchester City (12)
UEFA Europa League: Victor Boniface, Leverkusen (7)
UEFA Europa Conference League: Gift Orphan, Gent (10)
Highest scorers in a calendar year
2022: Kylian Mbappe (Paris and France) 56 goals in 56 games
2021: Robert Lewandowski (Bayern and Poland) 69 goals in 59 games
2020: Robert Lewandowski (Bayern and Poland) 47 goals in 44 games
2019: Robert Lewandowski (Bayern and Poland) 54 goals in 58 games
2018: Lionel Messi (Barcelona and Argentina) 51 goals in 54 games
2017: Harry Kane (Tottenham and England) 56 goals in 52 games
2016: Lionel Messi (Barcelona and Argentina) 59 goals in 62 games
2015: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid and Portugal) 57 goals in 57 games
2014: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid and Portugal) 61 goals in 60 games
2013: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid and Portugal) 69 goals in 59 games
2012: Lionel Messi (Barcelona and Argentina) 91 goals in 69 games
2011: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid and Portugal) 60 goals in 60 games
