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Just in: The ultimate Golden Boot Race!

Race for Golden Boot:
 Topscorers in Europe's Elite League


🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 "Premier League"

🔰 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (ARS) - 12
🔰 Mohamed Salah (LIV) - 11
🔰 Harry Kane (TOT) - 11
🔰 Raheem Sterling (MCI) - 9
🔰 Eden Hazard (CHE) - 8

🇪🇸 "LaLiga"

🔰 Lionel Messi (BAR) - 15
🔰 Luis Suarez (BAR) - 11
🔰 Cristhian Stuani (GIR) - 11
🔰 Iago Aspas (CEL) - 10
🔰 Wissam Ben Yedder (SEV) - 8

🇩🇪 "Bundesliga"

🔰 Luka Jovic (FRA) - 12
🔰 Paco Alcacer (BVB) - 12
🔰 Marco Reus (BVB) - 11
🔰 Timo Werner (RBL) - 11
🔰 Robert Lewandowski (BAY) - 10

🇮🇹 "Serie A"

🔰 Krzysztof Piatek (GEN) - 13
🔰 Cristiano Ronaldo (JUV) - 11
🔰 Fabio Quagliarella (SAM) - 10
🔰 Ciro Immobile (LAZ) - 10
🔰 Mauro Icardi (INT) - 9

🇫🇷 "Ligue 1"

🔰 Kylian Mbappé (PSG) - 13
🔰 Nicolas Pepe (LIL) - 12
🔰 Emiliano Sala (NAN) - 12
🔰 Neymar (PSG) - 11
🔰 Florian Thauvin (MAR) - 11

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