European football's governing body UEFA has named Kylian Mbappe and three other players as the top scorers for club and country in 2022.
The year 2022 is gradually coming to an end, and many players have performed admirably for their respective clubs and countries this year.
Kylian Mbappe and other players represented their respective national teams in the recently concluded FIFA World Cup in Qatar, and many of them excelled in the competition.Kylian Mbappé was outstanding for France's national team in the recently concluded FIFA World Cup in Qatar, scoring a total of 8 goals for the team, bringing his season total to 55 goals.
Erling Braut Haaland, a Manchester City player, has also been impressive this season, scoring 43 goals for club and country.
This year, Robert Lewandowski has scored 42 goals for the Poland national team, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona football clubs, while Chelsea football club new signing Christopher Nkunku has scored 37 goals for France and RassenballSport Leipzig football club.On Thursday, UEFA announced via their verified Twitter account:
Top scorers for club and country in 2022;
Kylian Mbappe has scored 55 goals (France national team and Paris Saint Germain football club)
Erling Braut Haaland scored 43 goals (Norway national team, Borussia Dortmund FC and Manchester City football club)
Robert Lewandowski scored 42 goals (Poland national team, Bayern Munich FC and Barcelona football club)
Christopher Nkunku scored 37 goals (France national team and RassenballSport Leipzig football club).
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