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Europe’s best five associations have now completely closed for the 2022/23 season.
In their respective nations, Manchester City, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Napoli, and Paris Saint-Germain all won titles.
After the finish of another exhilarating homegrown mission, we investigate the best 10 goalscorers from across the mainland’s top divisions.
Lois Openda (Lens) — Lens superstar Lois Openda, 23, scored 21 goals for his team, which finished just one point behind PSG, the champions.
Manchester United, AC Milan, and RB Leipzig are said to be interested in signing the Belgium international after he scored hat tricks against Toulouse and Clermont.
Folarin Balogun (Reims): Folarin Balogun, an Arsenal star who has scored 21 goals, could not have had a better loan period at Reims.
His 21 goals for Will Still’s team include his first professional hat trick against Lorient and an emergency equalizer at PSG.
Lautaro Martinez (Inter Milan) scored 21 goals This was the second season in a row that Martinez had scored 21 goals in Serie A.
Having scored seven goals in the Nerazzurri’s final eight games of the season, the Argentine World Cup winner is in excellent form for Saturday’s Champions League final against Man City.
Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona) — 23 objectives
Veteran striker Robert Lewandowski, 34, was not generally so productive as his Bayern days but rather with Barca he actually got Spain’s Brilliant Boot in his presentation crusade at the Camp Nou.
The Pole had six braces this season, one of which came against rivals Espanyol last month, which helped them get down.
Jonathan David (Lille) — 24 objectives
Lille striker Jonathan David, 23, has seen his stock ascent much higher after another objective filled season.
A full go-around against Lyon in Spring was the feature, with Man Utd and Chelsea purportedly watching the Canadian marksman.
Victor Osimhen (Napoli) scored 26 goals to help Napoli win the Serie A for the first time since 1990.
Aurelio De Laurentiis, chairman of the Partenopei, is demanding more than £100 million to part ways with the center forward this summer because the 24-year-old Nigerian was at times unplayable.
27 goals scored by Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon) Many people were taken aback by the success of Lacazette’s return to his former club Lyon.
The 32-year-old scored the same number of goals in Ligue 1 as he did in his final three Premier League seasons with Arsenal.
Kylian Mbappe (Paris Saint-Germain): 29 goals Mbappe had a slow start to the season by his own standards, but he came alive toward the end.
The PSG genius, 24, scored multiple times in the last eight matches of the term to guarantee the Brilliant Boot through and through.
Harry Kane (Tottenham): 30 goals Despite Tottenham’s turbulent season, their hero scored his joint-best number of goals for the season.
The 29-year-old England captain also established Premier League records for most goals scored in a season (26) and most headed goals scored (10).
- Erling Haaland (Manchester City) — 36 goals
Erling Haaland’s record-breaking debut campaign in the English top flight included a stunning four hat-tricks and five braces.
Liverpool, Chelsea and Brentford were the only three teams that managed to keep the 22-year-old Norwegian out in a truly legendary season.
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