List of La Liga top scorers

Ŋun nyɛ La Liga pɔri diri gonaatiɛ nyɛ Lionel Messi ni pɔri 474 , o di la pɔri ŋɔ zaa n-ti Barcelona. O lahi gbubi la taarihi din nyɛ ŋun di pɔri pam season yini puuni ni pɔri pihinu yuuni 2011–12 .^[1]^[2] Ka lahi nyɛ boliŋmɛri so ŋun na min di league's top scorer award pam ni season koŋkoba dibaa anii.^[3] Athletic Bilbao's Telmo Zarra, n-daa na nyɛ pɔri diri gonaatiɛ hali ni yuuni 2014, ka daa di pɔri diri gonaatiɛ pini buyobu.^[4] Boliŋmɛriba ata ban pahi— Real Madrid's Alfredo Di Stéfano, Quini Sporting Gijón ni Barcelona, Hugo Sánchez ŋun ŋmɛri Atlético Madrid ni Real Madrid — bɛ zaa naai mi pɔri diri gonaatiɛ season nim ndamdam dibaa anu'

All-time top scorers

Key

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As of matches played on 4 June 2023^[5]

Rank	Player	Goals	Apps	Ratio	First	Last	Club(s) (goals/apps)
1	Lionel Messi	474	520	0.91	2004	2021	Barcelona
2	Cristiano Ronaldo	311	292	1.07	2009	2018	Real Madrid
3	Telmo Zarra	251	277	0.91	1940	1955	Athletic Bilbao
4	Karim Benzema	238	439	0.54	2009	2023	Real Madrid
5	Hugo Sánchez	234	347	0.67	1981	1994	Atlético Madrid (54/111), Real Madrid (164/207), Rayo Vallecano (16/29)
6	Raúl	228	550	0.41	1994	2010	Real Madrid
7	Alfredo Di Stéfano	227	329	0.69	1953	1966	Real Madrid (216/282), Espanyol (11/47)
8	César Rodríguez	221	353	0.63	1940	1960	Granada (23/24), Barcelona (190/287), Cultural Leonesa (3/15), Elche (5/27)
9	Quini	219	448	0.49	1968	1987	Sporting Gijón (165/348), Barcelona (54/100)
10	Pahiño	212	278	0.76	1943	1956	Celta de Vigo (57/82), Real Madrid (111/124), Deportivo La Coruña (46/72)
11	Edmundo Suárez	195	231	0.84	1939	1951	Valencia (186/208), Alcoyano (9/21)
12	Santillana	186	461	0.4	1971	1988	Real Madrid
12	David Villa	186	352	0.53	2003	2014	Real Zaragoza (32/73), Valencia (108/166), Barcelona (33/77), Atlético Madrid (13/36)
14	Guillermo Gorostiza	183	255	0.72	1929	1946	Athletic Bilbao (111/140), Valencia (72/115)
15	Juan Arza	182	349	0.52	1943	1959	Sevilla
16	Luis Suárez	179	258	0.69	2014	2022	Barcelona (144/191), Atlético Madrid (32/67)
17	Antoine Griezmann	174	459	0.38	2010	2023	Real Sociedad (40/141), Atlético Madrid (112/244), Barcelona (22/74)
18	Samuel Eto'o	162	280	0.58	1998	2009	Real Madrid (0/3), Mallorca (54/133), Barcelona (108/144)
19	Luis Aragonés	160	360	0.44	1960	1975	Real Oviedo (4/13), Real Betis (33/82), Atlético Madrid (123/253)
20	Aritz Aduriz	158	443	0.36	2002	2020	Athletic Bilbao (118/316), Mallorca (23/69), Valencia (17/58)
21	Ferenc Puskás	156	180	0.87	1958	1966	Real Madrid
22	Julio Salinas	152	417	0.36	1982	2000	Athletic Bilbao (13/68), Atlético Madrid (31/75), Barcelona (60/146), Deportivo La Coruña (12/24), Sporting Gijón (24/54), Alavés (12/50)
23	Adrián Escudero	150	287	0.52	1945	1958	Atlético Madrid
24	Daniel Ruiz	147	303	0.49	1974	1986	Athletic Bilbao
24	Iago Aspas	147	322	0.46	2006	2023	Celta de Vigo (145/306), Sevilla (2/16)
26	Raúl Tamudo	146	407	0.36	1996	2013	Espanyol (129/340), Real Sociedad (7/31), Rayo Vallecano (10/36)
27	Silvestre Igoa	140	283	0.49	1941	1956	Valencia (82/167), Real Sociedad (58/116)
28	Manuel Badenes	139	199	0.7	1946	1959	Castellón (4/11), Barcelona (6/13), Valencia (90/96), Real Valladolid (35/59), Sporting Gijón (4/20)
	Juan Araújo	139	207	0.67	1945	1956	Sevilla
	José Mari Bakero	139	484	0.29	1980	1997	Real Sociedad (67/224), Barcelona (72/260)
31	László Kubala	138	215	0.64	1950	1964	Barcelona (131/186), Espanyol (7/29)
32	José Luis Panizo	136	326	0.42	1939	1955	Athletic Bilbao
33	Jesús María Satrústegui	133	297	0.45	1973	1986	Real Sociedad
33	Ismael Urzaiz	133	438	0.3	1990	2007	Albacete Balompié (1/8), Celta de Vigo (1/4), Rayo Vallecano (1/20), Espanyol (14/40), Athletic Bilbao (116/366)
35	Joaquín Murillo	131	226	0.58	1954	1964	Real Valladolid (43/78), Real Zaragoza (88/148)
36	Fernando Ansola	130	323	0.4	1959	1975	Real Oviedo (8/16), Real Betis (54/114), Valencia (34/106), Real Sociedad (34/87)
37	Luboslav Penev	129	305	0.42	1989	1999	Valencia (67/167), Atlético Madrid (16/37), Compostela (32/69), Celta de Vigo (14/32)
	Roberto Soldado	129	323	0.4	2005	2022	Real Madrid (2/16), Osasuna (11/30), Getafe (29/60), Valencia (59/101), Villarreal (9/38), Granada (16/60), Levante (3/18)
	Paco Gento	129	437	0.3	1952	1971	Racing (2/10), Real Madrid (127/427)
40	Diego Forlán	128	240	0.53	2004	2012	Villarreal (54/106), Atlético Madrid (74/134)
	Eneko Arieta	128	244	0.52	1951	1966	Athletic Bilbao
	Álvaro Negredo	128	354	0.36	2007	2023	Almería (32/70), Sevilla (70/139), Valencia (10/55), Cádiz (16/90)
43	Paco Campos	127	204	0.62	1939	1952	Atlético Madrid (120/193), Sporting Gijón (7/11)
44	Mario Kempes	126	222	0.57	1976	1986	Valencia (116/184), Hércules (10/38)
45	Epi Fernández	125	334	0.37	1940	1955	Valencia (79/199), Real Sociedad (46/135)
46	Fernando Morientes	124	337	0.37	1993	2009	Albacete Balompié (5/22), Real Zaragoza (28/66), Real Madrid (72/183), Valencia (19/66)
47	Emilio Butragueño	123	341	0.36	1983	1995	Real Madrid
47	Pirri	123	417	0.29	1964	1980	Real Madrid
49	Herrerita	119	229	0.52	1933	1950	Real Oviedo (110/212), Barcelona (9/17)
49	Amancio Amaro	119	344	0.35	1962	1976	Real Madrid
51	Ronaldo	117	164	0.71	1996	2007	Barcelona (34/37), Real Madrid (83/127)
51	Agustín Gainza	117	380	0.31	1940	1959	Athletic Bilbao
53	Waldo Machado	115	216	0.53	1961	1970	Valencia
53	Rafael Marañón	115	308	0.37	1970	1983	Real Madrid (5/47), Espanyol (110/261)
55	José Juncosa	114	232	0.49	1942	1955	Espanyol (34/44), Atlético Madrid (80/188)
55	Davor Šuker	114	239	0.48	1991	1999	Sevilla (76/153), Real Madrid (38/86)
57	Roberto López Ufarte	112	418	0.27	1975	1989	Real Sociedad (101/363), Atlético Madrid (8/27), Real Betis (3/28)
58	Carlos Muñoz	111	314	0.35	1984	1996	Elche (5/12), Hércules (5/20), Real Murcia (4/21), Atlético Madrid (4/21), Real Oviedo (93/240)
	Pedro Uralde	111	338	0.33	1978	1992	Real Sociedad (61/181), Atlético Madrid (8/36), Athletic Bilbao (34/96), Deportivo La Coruña (8/25)
	José Ángel Ziganda	111	381	0.29	1987	2001	Osasuna (35/126), Athletic Bilbao (77/255)
	Raúl García	111	589	0.19	2004	2023	Osasuna (20/101), Atlético Madrid (27/216), Athletic Bilbao (64/272)
62	Jose Eulogio Garate	109	241	0.45	1966	1977	Atletico Madrid
63	Bata	108	118	0.92	1929	1936	Athletic Bilbao
	Gerard Moreno	108	274	0.39	2014	2023	Villarreal (71/166), Espanyol (36/107)
	Fernando Gómez	108	420	0.26	1983	1998	Valencia
66	Mariano Martín	107	130	0.82	1939	1949	Barcelona (99/112), Gimnàstic Tarragona (8/18)
	Gonzalo Higuaín	107	190	0.56	2006	2013	Real Madrid
	Rivaldo	107	198	0.54	1996	2002	Deportivo La Coruña (21/41), Barcelona (86/157)
	Pichi Alonso	107	261	0.41	1978	1989	Real Zaragoza (70/131), Barcelona (12/51), Espanyol (25/79)
	José Luis Artetxe	107	276	0.39	1950	1965	Athletic Bilbao
71	Isidro Lángara	105	90	1.17	1933	1948	Real Oviedo
	Meho Kodro	105	263	0.4	1991	2000	Real Sociedad (73/129), Barcelona (9/32), Tenerife (18/72), Alavés (5/30)
	Fernando Hierro	105	497	0.21	1987	2003	Real Valladolid (3/58), Real Madrid (102/439)
74	Hermidita	104	160	0.65	1945	1956	Celta de Vigo
75	Cayetano Ré	103	265	0.39	1959	1971	Elche (25/79), Barcelona (55/84), Espanyol (23/102)
75	Luis Enrique	103	400	0.26	1989	2004	Sporting Gijón (15/36), Real Madrid (15/157), Barcelona (73/207)
77	Guillermo Campanal	102	157	0.65	1934	1946	Sevilla
	Fernando Torres	102	281	0.36	2002	2018	Atlético Madrid
	Manuel Sarabia	102	363	0.28	1976	1991	Athletic Bilbao (84/284), Logroñés (18/79)
80	Victorio Unamuno	101	141	0.72	1928	1942	Athletic Bilbao (72/86), Real Betis (29/55)
80	Julen Guerrero	101	372	0.27	1992	2006	Athletic Bilbao
82	Roy Makaay	100	205	0.49	1997	2003	Tenerife (21/72), Deportivo La Coruña (79/133)

Top scorers by season

Table key
	Indicates player also won the European Golden Shoe in the same season
	Indicates the record number of goals scored in a La Liga season

Season	Player	Club	Goals	Apps	Ratio
1929	Paco Bienzobas	Real Sociedad	17	18	0.94
1929–30	Guillermo Gorostiza	Athletic Bilbao	20	18	1.11
1930–31	Bata	Athletic Bilbao	27	17	1.59
1931–32	Bata (2)	Athletic Bilbao	13^[6]	18	0.72
1932–33	Manuel Olivares	Real Madrid	16	14	1.14
1933–34	Isidro Lángara	Oviedo	26	18	1.44
1934–35	Isidro Lángara (2)	Oviedo	27	22	1.23
1935–36	Isidro Lángara (3)	Oviedo	28	21	1.33
1939–40	Víctor Unamuno	Athletic Bilbao	20	22	0.91
1940–41	Pruden	Atlético Madrid	33	22	1.5
1941–42	Mundo	Valencia	27	25	1.08
1942–43	Mariano Martín	Barcelona	30	23	1.3
1943–44	Mundo (2)	Valencia	28	26	1.08
1944–45	Telmo Zarra	Athletic Bilbao	20	26	0.77
1945–46	Telmo Zarra (2)	Athletic Bilbao	24	18	1.33
1946–47	Telmo Zarra (3)	Athletic Bilbao	33	24	1.38
1947–48	Pahiño	Celta Vigo	20	22	0.91
1948–49	César	Barcelona	27	24	1.13
1949–50	Telmo Zarra (4)	Athletic Bilbao	24	26	0.92
1950–51	Telmo Zarra (5)	Athletic Bilbao	38	30	1.27
1951–52	Pahiño (2)	Real Madrid	28	27	1.04
1952–53	Telmo Zarra (6)	Athletic Bilbao	24	29	0.83
1953–54	Alfredo di Stéfano	Real Madrid	27	28	0.96
1954–55	Juan Arza	Sevilla	28	29	0.97
1955–56	Alfredo di Stéfano (2)	Real Madrid	24	30	0.8
1956–57	Alfredo di Stéfano (3)	Real Madrid	31	30	1.03
1957–58	Manuel Badenes	Valladolid	19	29	0.66
	Alfredo di Stéfano (4)	Real Madrid	19	30	0.63
	Ricardo Alós	Valencia	19	29	0.66
1958–59	Alfredo di Stéfano (5)	Real Madrid	23	28	0.82
1959–60	Ferenc Puskás	Real Madrid	25	24	1.04
1960–61	Ferenc Puskás (2)	Real Madrid	28	28	1
1961–62	Juan Seminario	Real Zaragoza	25	30	0.83
1962–63	Ferenc Puskás (3)	Real Madrid	26	30	0.87
1963–64	Ferenc Puskás (4)	Real Madrid	21	25	0.84
1964–65	Cayetano Ré	Barcelona	26	30	0.87
1965–66	Luis Aragonés	Atlético Madrid	18^[7]	28	0.64
1966–67	Waldo	Valencia	24	30	0.8
1967–68	Fidel Uriarte	Athletic Bilbao	22	24	0.92
1968–69	Amancio	Real Madrid	14	29	0.48
1968–69	José Eulogio Gárate	Atlético Madrid	14	30	0.47
1969–70	Amancio (2)	Real Madrid	16	29	0.55
	Luis Aragonés (2)	Atlético Madrid	16	30	0.53
	José Eulogio Gárate (2)	Atlético Madrid	16	30	0.53
1970–71	José Eulogio Gárate (3)	Atlético Madrid	17	28	0.61
1970–71	Carles Rexach	Barcelona	17	28	0.61
1971–72	Enrique Porta	Granada	20	31	0.65
1972–73	Marianín	Oviedo	19	32	0.59
1973–74	Quini	Sporting Gijón	20	34	0.59
1974–75	Carlos	Athletic Bilbao	19	32	0.59
1975–76	Quini (2)	Sporting Gijón	21	34	0.62
1976–77	Mario Kempes	Valencia	24	34	0.71
1977–78	Mario Kempes (2)	Valencia	28	34	0.82
1978–79	Hans Krankl	Barcelona	29	30	0.97
1979–80	Quini (3)	Sporting Gijón	24	34	0.71
1980–81	Quini (4)	Barcelona	20	30	0.67
1981–82	Quini (5)	Barcelona	27	32	0.84
1982–83	Poli Rincón	Real Betis	20	30	0.67
1983–84	Jorge da Silva	Valladolid	17	30	0.57
1983–84	Juanito	Real Madrid	17	31	0.55
1984–85	Hugo Sánchez	Atlético Madrid	19	33	0.58
1985–86	Hugo Sánchez (2)	Real Madrid	22	33	0.67
1986–87	Hugo Sánchez (3)	Real Madrid	34	41	0.83
1987–88	Hugo Sánchez (4)	Real Madrid	29	36	0.81
1988–89	Baltazar	Atlético Madrid	35	36	0.97
1989–90	Hugo Sánchez (5)	Real Madrid	38	35	1.09
1990–91	Emilio Butragueño	Real Madrid	19	35	0.54
1991–92	Manolo	Atlético Madrid	27	36	0.75
1992–93	Bebeto	Deportivo La Coruña	29	37	0.78
1993–94	Romário	Barcelona	30	33	0.91
1994–95	Iván Zamorano	Real Madrid	28	38	0.74
1995–96	Juan Antonio Pizzi	Tenerife	31	41	0.76
1996–97	Ronaldo	Barcelona	34	37	0.92
1997–98	Christian Vieri	Atlético Madrid	24	24	1
1998–99	Raúl	Real Madrid	25	37	0.68
1999–2000	Salva Ballesta	Racing Santander	27	36	0.75
2000–01	Raúl (2)	Real Madrid	24	36	0.67
2001–02	Diego Tristán	Deportivo La Coruña	20	35	0.57
2002–03	Roy Makaay	Deportivo La Coruña	29	38	0.76
2003–04	Ronaldo (2)	Real Madrid	24	32	0.75
2004–05	Diego Forlán	Villarreal	25	38	0.66
2004–05	Samuel Eto'o	Barcelona	25^[8]	37	0.68
2005–06	Samuel Eto'o (2)	Barcelona	26	34	0.76
2006–07	Ruud van Nistelrooy	Real Madrid	25	37	0.68
2007–08	Daniel Güiza	Mallorca	27	37	0.73
2008–09	Diego Forlán (2)	Atlético Madrid	32	33	0.97
2009–10	Lionel Messi	Barcelona	34	35	0.97
2010–11	Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid	40	34	1.18
2011–12	Lionel Messi (2)	Barcelona	50	37	1.35
2012–13	Lionel Messi (3)	Barcelona	46	32	1.44
2013–14	Cristiano Ronaldo (2)	Real Madrid	31	30	1.03
2014–15	Cristiano Ronaldo (3)	Real Madrid	48	35	1.37
2015–16	Luis Suárez	Barcelona	40	35	1.11
2016–17	Lionel Messi (4)	Barcelona	37	34	1.09
2017–18	Lionel Messi (5)	Barcelona	34	36	0.94
2018–19	Lionel Messi (6)	Barcelona	36	34	1.06
2019–20	Lionel Messi (7)	Barcelona	25	33	0.76
2020–21	Lionel Messi (8)	Barcelona	30	35	0.86
2021–22	Karim Benzema	Real Madrid	27	32	0.84
2022–23	Robert Lewandowski	Barcelona	23	34	0.68

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Notes

↑ "Barcelona 4-0 Espanyol | La Liga match report". The Guardian. Associated Press. 5 May 2012. ISSN 0261-3077. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/may/05/lionel-messi-four-goals-guardiola.
↑ michaeljblack. La Liga Top Scorers of All-Time – La Liga News.
↑ Messi holds off Benzema to land record seventh Pichichi award.
↑ Nemer, Roy (20 July 2020). Lionel Messi wins Pichichi award with Barcelona, beats previous record | Mundo Albiceleste.
↑ Ranking Goals First Division.
↑ Marca awarded the Pichichi to Guillermo Gorostiza, whom they credited with 12 goals.
↑ Marca awarded the Pichichi to Vavá, whom they credited with 19 goals.
↑ Marca did not award the Pichichi to Eto'o, whom they credited with 24 goals.

Citations

Liga de Fútbol Profesional historical archive
List of all Pichichi winners. Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (25 June 2015).
Martínez Calatrava, Vicente (2002). Historia y estadística del fúbol español. De la Olimpiada de Amberes a la Guerra Civil (1920–1939). ISBN 84-607-5767-6
Martínez Calatrava, Vicente (2002). Historia y estadística del fútbol español. De la Guerra Civil al Mundial de Brasil (1939–1950). ISBN 978-84-607-8817-1
Martínez Calatrava, Vicente (2002). Historia y estadística del fútbol español. Del gol de Zarra al gol de Marcelino (1950–1964). ISBN 978-84-609-2967-3
Martínez Calatrava, Vicente (2002). Historia y estadística del fútbol español. Del Campeonato de Europa al Mundial de España (1964–1982). ISBN 978-84-611-0295-2
Martínez Calatrava, Vicente (2002). Historia y estadística del fútbol español. Del Mundial 82 a la final española de París (1982–2001) ISBN 978-84-612-2007-6

External links

LFP - Historical squads for every season of the league including official goal scoring stats
Top 10 La Liga Golden Boot winners Archived 27 Silimin gɔli October 2017 at the Wayback Machine
Top 10 Highest Goalscorers in La Liga History Archived 7 Silimin gɔli June 2023 at the Wayback Machine

Tɛmplet:La Liga top scorers Tɛmplet:Primera División de España

[1] "Barcelona 4-0 Espanyol | La Liga match report". The Guardian. Associated Press. 5 May 2012. ISSN 0261-3077. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/may/05/lionel-messi-four-goals-guardiola.

[2] . La Liga Top Scorers of All-Time – La Liga News.

[3] Messi holds off Benzema to land record seventh Pichichi award.

[4] Nemer, Roy (20 July 2020). Lionel Messi wins Pichichi award with Barcelona, beats previous record | Mundo Albiceleste.

[5] Ranking Goals First Division.

[note1-6] Marca awarded the Pichichi to Guillermo Gorostiza, whom they credited with 12 goals.

[note2-7] Marca awarded the Pichichi to Vavá, whom they credited with 19 goals.

[note3-8] Marca did not award the Pichichi to Eto'o, whom they credited with 24 goals.

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