The player who scores the most goals in their respective leagues will be awarded the European Golden Shoe.
Here are the top 10 players with the most European Golden Boots:
10. Lewandowski, 2 European Golden Shoes
In the years 2020-2021 and 2021-2022, Robert Lewandowski twice won the Golden Shoe. Lewandowski broke Gerd Muller's Bundesliga scoring record with 40 goals in a calendar year in the 2020-21 campaign. With 41 goals, Lewandowski won the European Golden Shoe. The Polish striker then won it the following year after scoring 35 goals.
9. Luis Suarez, 2 European Golden Boots
Suarez is the only athlete to win two Golden Boots between 2009-2010 and 2018-2019 without being Messi or Ronaldo (Image:
FC Barcelona)
The Uruguayan has had an illustrious career. After leaving Atletico Madrid, he recently returned to boyhood club Nacional.
However, this does not prevent or guarantee that his career will end. Just considering Suarez's recent results, many would prefer Benzema or Lewandowski to him.
8. Diego Forlan, 2 European Golden Boots
Thierry Henry and Forlan shared the 2005 European Golden Shoe. As well as helping Villarreal finish third in La Liga and overtake Henry to win the Golden Shoe, Diego showed his worth at the game. club.
A total of 25 goals were scored by each striker. At Atletico Madrid during the 2008-09 campaign, Diego Forlan once again won the Golden Boot.
7. Thierry Henry, 2 European Golden Shoes
Kane is often considered the striker with the best passing skills, while Aguero is often hailed as the most clinical in the Premier League. But Thierry Henry had everything at the time.
Thierry Henry is perhaps the Premier League's most complete striker, while Sergio Aguero and Harry Kane also have their perks. The Frenchman is a scoring threat as he passes accurately and dribbles beautifully.
6. Mario Jardel, 2 European Golden Boots
One of the underrated and perhaps unknown Brazilian footballers with talent is Jardel. With 36 goals for Porto in 1999, the Brazilian won the European Golden Shoe. Then he did it again in 2002, this time when Sporting scored 42 goals. Sporting's first championship in 20 years was heavily influenced by Mario. Mario Jardel's failure is a terrible tragedy considering his talent and excellence.
5. Ally McCoist, 2 European Golden Shoes
The Scottish striker is a Rangers legend and the club's all-time leading scorer. Although relatively unknown in the football world, McCoist is still revered in Scotland. In addition to being an excellent penalty-taker, Ally also won the European Golden Shoe two years in a row.
4. Gerard Muller, 2 European Golden Boots
With 40 goals in a season for the Bundesliga. He twice won the European Golden Shoe.
3. Eusebio, 2 European Golden Shoes
Nine goals for the Portuguese made him the top scorer of the tournament in 1966. He was also a Ballon d'Or winner in 1965.
In 1962 and 1966 Eusebio finished second. Eusebio was the first to win the European Golden Shoe, first debuted in 1968. In 1973, he also won.
2. Cristiano Ronaldo, 4 European Golden Shoes
Ronaldo has won the European Golden Shoe award four times in his career. He shared the award with Luis Suarez as they both scored 31 goals in the 2013-14 campaign.
After the 2013-14 season, Ronaldo continued to score for Real Madrid, and 48 goals helped him win the Golden Boot for the fourth time.
1. Lionel Messi, 6 European Golden Shoes
Six times in a row, Messi has won it. Each season, his number of goals is absolutely incredible and unprecedented, but the 2011-12 season was on a whole different level.
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