Another intense weekend across Europe has further fueled the race for the continent’s top scorers. At the top, Harry Kane continues to set the standard. The Bayern Munich striker remains relentless, reaching 21 goals in 18 matches and holding on to a narrow lead.
Just behind him, Erling Haaland maintains the pressure despite a quieter run, staying on 20 goals. The big mover is Kylian Mbappé, who, after returning from injury, has quickly regained form with Real Madrid and climbed to third place with 19 goals, reshaping the balance at the summit.
Behind the leading trio, the gaps continue to shrink. Ayase Ueda stays firmly in the mix with 18 goals, while Vangelis Pavlidis follows closely with 17. The standout breakthrough comes from Franculino, the 21-year-old Midtjylland striker, whose 16 goals confirm his emergence among Europe’s most efficient forwards. Igor Thiago matches that tally, while Luis Suárez, Vedat Muriqi, and Eldor Shomurodov complete a highly competitive top ten. With such fine margins, every matchday now has the potential to completely reshuffle the rankings.