IFFHS WORLD'S BEST MAN GOAL SCORER 2021 at June 30, 2021



Picture : Robert Lewandowski is always the World's Best Goal Scorer like in 2020 !



IFFHS World’s Best Man Goal Scorer 2021 at June 30:

Lewandowski chased by Messi


Three goals scored at Euro 2020 allowed Robert Lewandowski to hold the leadership in the ranking. With 34 goals at his tally, the Pole has 2 goal advantage to the runner-up Lionel Messi.
However, the sutuation can change in Jule since Lewandowski will have no official games over this month while Messi can play up to 3 games in Copa America for Argentina.




Gonzalo Bergessio from Nacional (Uruguay) was the most successful goal-scorer in June: 8 goals (including 2 hat-tricks). He has moved to 8th position in the ranking. 
Mohamed Amoura from Setif (Algeria) has scored 7 goals over the past month.
Six goals scored by Cristiano Ronaldo for Portugal in June (five from them in Euro) lifted him to 5th position with 27 goals total.

All goals at top senior level are counted (top national divisions, national cups, official international club tournaments, official games between national teams).
Brazilian state championships Paulista and Carioca have status equal to national leagues (according to IFFHS decision).


THE RANKING at June 30, 2021

 PlayerClubCountryGoals    Total
    NLNCICCNT  
1Robert Lewandowski Bayern (Germany)Poland24 46 34
2Lionel Messi Barcelona (Spain)Argentina23324 32
3Ali MabkhoutAl JaziraUAE18  11 29
4Kylian MbappéPSGFrance15761 29
5Cristiano RonaldoJuventus (Italy)Portugal 173 7 27
6Jamie MaclarenMelbourne CityAustralia25  1 26
7Erling HaalandBorussia Dortmund (Germany)Norway17341 25
8Gonzalo BergessioNacional (Uruguay)Argentina2014  25
9Shayne LaveryLinfieldNorthern Ireland187   25
10Baghdad BounedjahAl Sadd (Qatar)Algeria15513 24
11Gerard MorenoVillarrealSpain15 71 23
12Gabriel BarbosaFlamengoBrazil15161 23
13Haris SeferovićBenfica (Portugal)Switzerland162 5 23
14Patson DakaSalzburg (Austria)Zambia19  4 23
15Ignacio RamírezLiverpool MontevideoUruguay23    23
16Zachary HadjiFola (Luxembourg)France23    23
17Cyle LarinBeşiktaş (Turkey)Canada132 7 22
18Fabio LimaAl WaslUAE151 6 22
19Karim BenzemaReal Madrid (Spain)France15124 22
20Bafétimbi GomisAl Hilal (Saudi Arabia)France19 3  22
21Paul OnuachuGenk (Belgium)Nigeria182 2 22
22Memphis DepayLyon (France)Netherlands122 7 21
23Ayoub El KaabiWydadMorocco11343 21
24Romelu Lukaku Internazionale (Italy) Belgium132 6 21
25Michael OlungaAl Duhail (Qatar)Kenya659  20
26Agustín ÁlvarezPeñarolUruguay12 8  20
27Ben MalangoRaja Casablanca (Morocco)Congo DR1226  20
28Harry Kane Tottenham England 14123 20
29Mehdi TaremiPorto (Portugal)Iran12322 19
30Peter ShalulileMamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)Namibia11422 19
31Dejan DamjanovićKitchee (Hongkong)Montenegro17 2  19
32André SilvaEintracht (Germany)Portugal19    19
33Frank CastañedaSheriff (Moldova)Colombia154   19
34Mohamed AmouraSétifAlgeria12 24 18
35Antoine GriezmannBarcelona (Spain)France105 3 18
36Luis MurielAtalanta (Italy)Colombia15111 18
37Dusan VlahovicFiorentina (Italy)Serbia17  1 18
38David RugamasOnce DeportivoEl Salvador9  8 17
39Mislav OršićDinamo ZagrebCroatia9251 17
40Mohamed SalahLiverpool (England)Egypt9332 17
41Billel MessaoudiSaouraAlgeria142 1 17
42Hakim AbdallahHesperange (Luxembourg)Madagascar17    17
43Georgios GiakoumakisVenlo (Netherlands)Greece161   17
44RobinhoBashundhara Kings (Bangladesh)Brazil161   17
45Raúl BecerraBashundhara Kings (Bangladesh)Argentina143   17


Abbreviatures:
NL – National League
NC – National Cups
ICC – International Club Competitions
NT – National Team

Period: from January 1, 2021 to June 30, 2021.
Tiebreaking criteria in case of equal number of total goals: 1) international goals (ICC + NT), 2) goals scored for national team (NT), 3) goals scored in domestic league (NL), 4) strength of the league (according to IFFHS ranking), 5) number of total games played.