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2022-2033 Europa Top Scorers: Golden Boot Race

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THEEAGLE presents an extended breakdown of the top scorers who want to help their teams win the Europa League.

Teams are going to battle it out to achieve European glory when they take the field for Europa League fixtures, with the title triumph allowing automatic qualification to next season’s Champions League providing extra motivation for the teams in the running.

READ ALSO: UPDATED: UCL Top Scorers 2022-2023: Golden Boot Race

 

With four goals each, Vitor Oliviera of S.C. Braga and Santiago Gimenez of Feyenoord are tied for first in the Europa League scoring standings. Several of the best scorers in the league during the 2022–23 season, including Lorenzo Pelligrini (Roma), Cody Gakpo, and Michy Batshuayi (PSV), are chasing the duo. If their teams are to make a run at the championship, they must consistently provide the goods.

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Who will emerge as the top shooter? The most effective goal scorers in the Europa League are fully broken down by THEEAGLE.

Europa League 2022-23 top scorers

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Player

Club

Goals

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1

Victor Boniface

Union SG

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5

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Marcus Rashford

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Manchester United

5

3

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Vitor Manuel Carvalho Oliviera

S.C. Braga

4

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=3

Santiago Gimenez

Feyenoord

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4

=3

Robin Knoche

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Union Berlin

4

=3

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Wissam Ben Yedder

Monaco

4

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7

Michy Batshuayi

PSV

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3

=7

Angel Di Maria

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Juventus

3

=7

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Paulo Dybala

AS Roma

3

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=7

Michael Gregoritsch

SC Freiburg

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3

=7

Lorenzo Pellegrini

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Roma

3

=7

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Cody Gakpo

PSV

3

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=7

Guelor Kanga

Crvena Zvezda

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3

=7

Joey Veerman

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PSV Eindhoven

3

=7

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Gustav Isaksen

FC Midtjylland

3

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=7

Anastasios Bakasetas

Trabzonspor

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3

=7

Kristoffer Zachariassen

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Ferencvaros

3

=7

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Martin Terrier

Stade Rennais F.C

3

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=7

Ludovic Blas

Nantes

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3

=7

Owusu Kwabena

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Qarabag

3

=7

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Kevin Vollland

Monaco

3

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=7

Rick

Ludogorets

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3

=7

Andrea Belotti

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Roma

3

=7

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Yorbe Vertessen

PSV

3

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25

Alireza Jahanbaksh

Feyenoord

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2

=25

Alexander Sorloth

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Real Sociedad

2

=25

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Manchester United

2

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=25

Vincenzo Grifo

SC Freiburg

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2

=25

Luiz Henrique

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Real Betis

2

=25

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William Boving

SK Sturm Graz

2

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=25

Gustaf Nilsson

Union S.G

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2

=25

David Hancko

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Feyenoord

2

=25

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Mahmoud Trezeguet

Trabzonspor

2

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=25

Matias Vecino

Lazio

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2

=25

Marko Vesovic

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Qarabag

2

=25

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Viktor Tsyhankov

Dynamo Kiev

2

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=25

Sergio Canales

Real Betis

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2

=25

Willian Jose

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Real Betis

2

=25

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Tokmac Nguen

Ferencvaros

2

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=25

Eddie Nketiah

Arsenal

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2

=25

Erik Sviatchenko

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FC Midtjylland

2

=25

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Stefan Mitrovic

FK Crvena Zvezda

2

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=25

Antony

Manchester United

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2

Who finished as the Europa League top scorer in 2021-22?

In the 2021–22 season, Eintracht Frankfurt went on a spectacular run that culminated in a 5–4 victory over Rangers in penalties after the score stayed tied at 1–1 after extra time.

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They made history by becoming just the third side in UEFA Europa League history to win the tournament without dropping a single match from the group stage to the championship game. The historic 3-2 victory over Barcelona at the Camp Nou was a part of that unbeaten streak.

The second-place team, Rangers, also enjoyed the competition. The dynamic Scottish team, captained by James Tavernier, overcame formidable foes like Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig to advance to their first European championship final in 14 years.

Tavernier won the Golden Boot title despite playing right back and scoring 7 goals in 15 games during the competition.

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