The top scorer in UEFA competitions in 2020 is Romelu Lukaku. In his three competitions for Inter and Belgium, he scored two goals more than Erling Braut Haaland (Dortmund and Norway).
Lukaku scored in all six of Inter’s UEFA Europa League games last season. Among other things, he also managed a goal in the defeated final against Sevilla. In the current UEFA Champions League, he came to double at home and away against Borussia Mönchengladbach. With five goals he also laid the foundation for Belgium’s entry into the finals of the UEFA Nations League.
Top scorer in UEFA competitions 2020
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16: Romel Lukaku (Inter / Belgium) – 4 UCL, UEL 7, 5 UNL
14: Erling Braut Haaland (Dortmund / Norway) – 8 UCL, 6 UNL
11: Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal / England) – 3 UEL, 8 U21
10: Odsonne Édouard (Celtic / France) – 1 UCL, 5 UEL, 4 U21
10: Amine Gouiri (Lyon / Nice / France) – 4 UEL, 3 UYL, 3 U21
10: Diogo Zocadamer (Wolf / Liverpool / Portugal) – 4 UCL, 3 or, 3 UNL
10: Robert Lewandowski (Bavaria / Poland) – 8 UCL, 2 UNL
10: Tessa Wullaert (Anderlecht / Belgium) – 2 UWCL, 8 WEURO
9: Ferran Torres (Valencia / Manchester City / Spain) – 5 UCL, 4 UNL
8: Anna Anvegård (Rosengård / Sweden) – 3 UWCL, 5 WEURO
8: Olivier Giroud (Chelsea / France) – 5 UCL, 3 UNL
8: Pernille Harder (Wolfsburg / Chelsea / Denmark) – 5 UWCL, 3 WEURO
8: Mikael Ishak (Lech Poznań) – 8 UEL
8: Marie-Antoinette Katoto (Paris Saint-Germain / France) – 2 UWCL, 6 WEURO
8: Álvaro Morata (Wildcats / Bayern / Spain) – 7 UCL, 1 UNL
8: Neymar (Paris Saint-Germain) – 8 UCL
8: Pizzi (Benfica) – 8 UEL
8: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United / Portugal) – 6 UCL, 2 UNL
8: Timo Werner (Leipzig / Chelsea / Germany) – 4 UCL, 4 UNL
After its first headlines in 2019, Haaland was able to impressively demonstrate its nose for goals in 2020. In Dortmund, the Norwegian, who is currently divided among the top scorers in the UEFA Champions League, is a lot of fun. Nobody scored more often in the league phase of the UEFA Nations League.
Eddie Nketiah, who scored eight goals for the England U21 national team and also caused a sensation in the Arsenal jersey in the UEFA Europa League, follows in third place.
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Tessa Wullaert was the measure of all things with ten goals in UEFA women’s competitions. Noteworthy: Before September 18, she had not played a game in UEFA competitions! She started with a three-pack for Belgium in qualifying for UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 and scored five goals in the next three games. From November, the Belgian also stood out as Manchester City’s goalscorer in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
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Top scorer in the last ten years
2019 21: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United / Portugal) – 7 UCL, 11 EQ 3 UNL
2018 19: Daishawn Redan (Chelsea / Netherlands) – 8 UYL, 5 U19, 6 U17
2017 27: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid / Portugal) – 19 UCL, 8 EQ
2016 18: Ada Hegerberg (Lyon / Norway) – 9 UWCL, 7 WEURO, 2 WOLT
2015 20: Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich / Poland) – 11 UCL, 9 EQ
2014 17: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid / Portugal) – 13 UCL, 2 Scuporum, 2 Eq
2013 15: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid / Portugal) – 15 UCL
2012 20: Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) – 20 WU17
2011 17: Alexandra Lunca (Olimpia Cluj / Romania) – 2 UWCL, 9 WU19 6 WU17
2010 = 16: Chimel Vita (Kremlin Bicêtre United) – 16 UFCL
2010 = 16: Clayton Baptistella (Luparense / Montesilvano / Italien) – 12 UFCL, 4 FEURO
The teams listed are only those for whom the player has scored goals in UEFA competitions in that year.
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Legend
EQ: European Qualifiers
FEURO: UEFA Futsal EURO (including qualification)
SCup: UEFA Super Cup
UCL: UEFA Champions League (including qualification)
UEL: UEFA Europa League (including qualification)
UFCL: UEFA Futsal Pokal / UEFA Futsal Champions League
UNL: UEFA Nations League
UWCL: UEFA Women’s Champions League
UYL: UEFA Youth League
U21: UEFA European Under-21 Championship (including qualification)
U19: UEFA European Under-19 Championship (including qualification)
U17: UEFA U17 European Championship (incl.qualification)
WEURO: UEFA Women’s EURO (incl.qualification)
WOLT: European Play-off for Olympic Games (Women)
WU19: UEFA European Women’s Under-19 Championship (including qualification)
WU17: UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship (including qualification)
Qualification for the FIFA Women’s World Cup and FIFA Futsal World Cup or FIFA World Cup before the introduction of independent European Qualifiers does not count as a UEFA competition for statistical purposes.
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