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European top scorers: Osimhen and Raphinha already level at the summit

The two forwards lead the standings with six goals apiece after playing four matches
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European top scorers: Osimhen and Raphinha already level at the summit
European top scorers: Osimhen and Raphinha already level at the summit

Victor Osimhen and Raphinha lead Europe’s scoring chart, although several challengers are already producing remarkable efficiency.

The new season has only just begun, but Europe’s leading finishers have wasted no time finding their rhythm. Victor Osimhen and Raphinha share first place after scoring six goals in four matches. The Nigerian holds a narrow advantage on playing time, requiring 303 minutes compared with the Brazilian’s 319.

European top scorers ranking

As reported by Foot Mercato, the current top 10 is as follows:

  1. Victor Osimhen (27, Galatasaray, Nigeria): 6 goals in 4 matches, 303 minutes.
  2. Raphinha (29, Barcelona, Brazil): 6 goals in 4 matches, 319 minutes.
  3. Donyell Malen (27, Roma, Netherlands): 5 goals in 3 matches, 198 minutes.
  4. Sergio Camello (25, Rayo Vallecano, Spain): 5 goals in 4 matches, 248 minutes.
  5. Vangelis Pavlidis (27, Benfica, Greece): 5 goals in 4 matches, 311 minutes.
  6. Samed Bazdar (22, Sint-Truiden, Bosnia and Herzegovina): 4 goals in 3 matches, 146 minutes.
  7. Dusan Vlahovic (26, Besiktas, Serbia): 4 goals in 3 matches, 189 minutes.
  8. Lucas Boyé (30, Deportivo Alavés, Argentina): 4 goals in 3 matches, 229 minutes.
  9. Kamory Doumbia (23, Brest, Mali): 4 goals in 3 matches, 239 minutes.
  10. Antonio Raimondo (22, Frosinone, Italy): 4 goals in 3 matches, 258 minutes.

Samed Bazdar boasts the best scoring rate

While Osimhen and Raphinha lead by total goals, Samed Bazdar possesses the best ratio in the top 10, scoring once every 36.5 minutes. Donyell Malen follows with one goal every 39.6 minutes, ahead of Dusan Vlahovic. That level of efficiency keeps the chasing pack within reach of the leading pair.

The table could therefore change quickly over the coming rounds. Osimhen is already spearheading Galatasaray’s attack, while Raphinha continues to underline his importance to Barcelona’s forward line.

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Mahdi Zakaria LAZRI

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