IFFHS MEN'S WORLD BEST NATIONAL SCORER 2024
Picture : Wu Lei is the new leader of the Top Division ranking !
IFFHS Men’s World Best National Scorer 2024 at 30 June: Wu Lei
The Chinese forward Wu Lei took over the leadership in the IFFHS category of best national goal-scorers in 2024 from the Swede Viktor Gyökeres due to a hat-trick scored for his club Shanghai Port on 29 June.
Wu Lei amassed 19 goals while Gyökeres left behind with 18 scored in the Portuguese league for Sporting Lisbon.
The Italian Imre Badalassi from Tre Penne (San Marino) completes the podium. He has the same number of goals at his tally Gyökeres but concedes due to tie-breaker.
THE RANKING 2024
| Player | Goals | Nationality | Clubs (Leagues) | |
| Javier Gayoso | 21 | Philippines | Kaya | |
| Rafaelson | 20 | Brazil | Nam Định (Vietnam) | |
| 1 | Wu Lei | 19 | China | Shanghai Port |
| Cornelius Stewart | 19 | St. Vincent and Grenadines | Abahani Dhaka (Bangladesh) | |
| 2 | Viktor Gyökeres | 18 | Sweden | Sporting (Portugal) |
| 3 | Imre Badalassi | 18 | Italy | Tre Penne (San Marino) |
| Garbhan Coughlan | 18 | Republic of Ireland | Cashmere Technical (New Zealand) | |
| Tsukasa Shimomura | 18 | Japan | One Taguig (Philippines) | |
| 4 | Alexander Sørloth | 17 | Norway | Villarreal (Spain) |
| 5 | Luuk de Jong | 17 | Netherlands | PSV |
| 6 | Drilon Hazrollaj | 17 | Kosovo | Malisheva |
| Oscar Faulds | 17 | Sweden | Napier City Rovers (NZ) | |
| 7 | Pedro | 16 | Brazil | Flamengo |
| 8 | Alex Arce | 16 | Paraguay | LDU Quito (Ecuador) |
| 9 | Dean David | 16 | Israel | Maccabi Haifa |
| 10 | Martín Cauteruccio | 16 | Uruguay | Sporting Cristal (Peru) |
| 11 | Cristian Arango | 16 | Colombia | Real Salt Lake (USA) |
| 12 | Guilherme Bissoli | 16 | Brazil | Buriram United (Thailand) |
| 13 | David da Silva | 16 | Brazil | Persib (Indonesia) |
| Souleymane Diabate | 16 | Mali | Mohammedan Dhaka (Bangladesh) | |
| Finn McDaniel | 16 | Philippines | Stallion Laguna | |
| 14 | Harry Kane | 15 | England | Bayern (Germany) |
| 15 | Cristiano Ronaldo | 15 | Portugal | Al Nassr (Saudi Arabia) |
| 16 | Léo Ceará | 15 | Brazil | Cerezo Osaka (Japan) |
| 17 | Aymen Hussein | 15 | Iraq | Al Quwa Al Jawiya |
| 18 | Yair Delgadillo | 15 | Mexico | Municipal Limeño (El Salvador) |
| 19 | Styven Vásquez | 15 | El Salvador | Luis Ángel Firpo |
| Lucas Meek | 15 | USA | Western Suburbs (NZ) | |
| 20 | Phil Foden | 14 | England | Manchester City |
| 21 | Jean-Philippe Mateta | 14 | France | Crystal Palace (England) |
| 22 | Cole Palmer | 14 | England | Chelsea |
| 23 | Gonzalo Mastriani | 14 | Uruguay | América Mineiro (Brazil) |
| 24 | Jonathan David | 14 | Canada | Lille (France) |
| 25 | Ezequiel Ponce | 14 | Argentina | AEK Athens (Greece) |
| 26 | Marko Regža | 14 | Latvia | Riga |
| 27 | Promise David | 14 | Canada | Nõmme Kalju (Estonia) |
| 28 | Mark Anders Lepik | 14 | Estonia | Flora Tallinn |
| 29 | Christian Benteke | 14 | Belgium | D.C. United (USA) |
| 30 | Willian Popp | 14 | Brazil | Muangthong (Thailand) |
| 31 | Jorginho | 14 | Portugal | Differdange (Luxembourg) |
| 32 | Adam Taggart | 14 | Australia | Perth Glory |
| Noah Baffoe | 14 | Spain | Eastern (Hong Kong) |
All goals scored in the top 100 national leagues worldwide and top divisions of Brazilian states are taken into account.
The players from the leagues below top 100 are also listed in the standings but not classified (highlighted in grey).
Period: from 1 January to 30 June 2024.
Tie-breaker: stronger league (by IFFHS leagues’ ranking)