Serdar Dursun from Darmstadt 98 has taken the top scorer’s crown in the 2nd Bundesliga. Dursun increased his hit count at the season finale to 27. Simon Terodde from Hamburg followed in second place (24 goals).
After the 1980/81 season, the lilies are the top scorer in the second division for the second time. Horst Neumann had also scored 27 hits in the southern season.
The record scorer in the 2nd division remains Dieter Schatzschneider, top scorer in the 1982/83 season. The attacker had scored a total of 154 goals for Hannover 96 and Fortuna Köln between 1978 and 1987.
The most top scorer in the league history is Arminia Bielefeld (7). Six players from the ranks of Karlsruher SC were able to set the record. The sole record holder for the most goals in a season is Horst Hrubesch with 41 goals (1977/78) for Rot-Weiss Essen in the 2nd Bundesliga (North). – An overview of the top scorer in the 2nd Bundesliga since 1974/75:
1974/75 (North Relay) Volker Graul (Arminia Bielefeld) 30 goals
1974/75 (season south) Bernd Hoffmann (Karlsruher SC) 25
1975/76 (North) Norbert Stolzenburg (Tennis Borussia Berlin) 27
1975/76 (South) Karl-Heinz Granitza (SV Röchling Völklingen) 29
1976/77 (North) Franz Gerber (FC St. Pauli) 27
1976/77 (South) Lothar Emmerich (Würzburger FV) 24
1977/78 (North) Horst Hrubesch (Rot-Weiss Essen) 41
1977/78 (South) Emanuel Günther (Karlsruher SC) 27
1978/79 (North) Karl-Heinz Mödrath (Fortuna Cologne) 28
1978/79 (South) Eduard Kirschner (SpVgg Greuther Fürth) 28
1979/80 (North) Christian Sackewitz (Arminia Bielefeld) 35
1979/80 (South) Emanuel Günther (Karlsruher SC) 28
1980/81 (North) Frank Mill (Rot-Weiss Essen) 40
1980/81 (south) Horst Neumann (Darmstadt 98) 27
— from 1981 single-track 2nd Bundesliga —
1981/82 Rudi Völler (1860 Munich) 37
1982/83 Dieter Schatzschneider (Fortuna Cologne / Hannover 96) 31
1983/84 Emanuel Günther (Karlsruher SC), Roland Wohlfarth (MSV Duisburg) 30 each
1984/85 Manfred Burgsmüller (Rot-Weiß Oberhausen) 29
1985/86 Leo Bunk (Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin) 26
1986/87 Siegfried Reich (Hannover 96) 26
1987/88 Souleyman Sane (SC Freiburg) 21
1988/89 Sven Demandt (Fortuna Düsseldorf) 35
1989/90 Maurice Banach (SG Wattenscheid 09) 21
1990/91 Michael Tönnies (MSV Duisburg) 29
— modified league after reunification —
1991/92 (North relay) Radek Drulak (VfB Oldenburg) 21
1991/92 (South Relay) Michael Preetz (1.FC Saarbrücken) 17
— Return to the single-track 2nd Bundesliga —
1992/93 Siegfried Reich (VfL Wolfsburg) 27
1993/94 Uwe Wegmann (VfL Bochum) 22
1994/95 Jürgen Rische (VfB Leipzig) 17
1995/96 Fritz Walter (Arminia Bielefeld) 21
1996/97 Angelo Vier (Rot-Weiss Essen) 18
1997/98 Angelo Vier (FC Gütersloh) 18
1998/99 Bruno Labbadia (Arminia Bielefeld) 28
1999/00 Tomislav Maric (Stuttgarter Kickers) 21
2000/01 Olivier Djappa (SSV Reutlingen); Artur Wichniarek (Arminia Bielefeld) 18 each
2001/02 Artur Wichniarek (Arminia Bielefeld) 18
2002/03 Andrej Voronin (FSV Mainz 05) 20
2003/04 Francisco Copado (SpVgg Unterhaching); Marek Mintal (1.FC Nürnberg) each 18
2004/05 Lukas Podolski (1.FC Cologne) 24
2005/06 Christian Eigler (SpVgg Greuther Fürth) 18
2006/07 Giovanni Federico (Karlsruher SC) 19
2007/08 Milivoje Novakovic (1.FC Cologne) 20
2008/09 Benjamin Auer (Alemannia Aachen); Cedric Makiadi (MSV Duisburg); Marek Mintal (1. FC Nürnberg) 16
2009/10 Michael Thurk (FC Augsburg) 23
2010/11 Nils Petersen (Energie Cottbus) 25
2011/12 Alexander Meier (Eintracht Frankfurt); Olivier Occean (SpVgg Greuther Fürth); Nick Proschwitz (SC Paderborn) 17 each
2012/13 Domi Kumbela (Eintracht Braunschweig) 19
2013/14 Mahir Saglik (SC Paderborn) 15
2014/15 Rouwen Hennings (Karlsruher SC) 17
2015/16 Simon Terodde (VfL Bochum) 25 goals
2016/17 Simon Terodde (VfB Stuttgart) 25 goals
2017/18 Marvin Ducksch (Holstein Kiel) 18 goals
2018/19 Simon Terodde (1. FC Cologne) 29 goals
2019/20 Fabian Klos (Arminia Bielefeld) 21 goals
2020/21 Serdar Dursun (Darmstadt 98) 27 Tore
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