Robert Lewandowski has scored eight league goals in the past four weeks alone – an outstanding figure. But whoever now believes that the Bayern striker is the undisputed top scorer in the European top leagues has made the calculation without Paul Onuachu.
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The Nigerian in the service of KRC Genk is currently the only striker (19 goals) who can keep up with Lewandowski (20) – although the 2.01 man has so far required five more games than the Pole to score. There is already a gap of four goals between this duo and third-placed Cristiano Ronaldo (15).
With his brace against RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Haaland has now moved up to sixth place with twelve goals in just ten Bundesliga games. How many hits would the Norwegian have on the plus side if he hadn’t had a ruptured muscle fiber in between?
The best goal scorers in Europe
| player | Tore |
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| 1. Robert Lewandowski (FC Bayern) | 20 in 14 games (1177 minutes) |
| 2. Paul Onuachu (KRC Genk) | 19 in 19 games (1500 minutes) |
| 3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus Turin) | 15 in 13 games (1092 minutes) |
| 4. Thomas Henry (OH Leuven) | 12 in 15 games (1350 minutes) |
| 5. Mohamed Salah (FC Liverpool) | 13 in 16 games (1351 minutes) |
| Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund) | 12 in 10 games (822 minutes) |
| 7. Aaron Boupendza (Hatayspor) | 12 in 15 games (749 minutes) |
| 8. Kylian Mbappé (Paris St. Germain) | 12 in 15 games (996 minutes) |
| 9. Giorgos Giakoumakis (VVV Venlo) | 12 in 15 games (1282 minutes) |
| 10.Romelu Lukaku (Inter Mailand) | 12 in 16 games (1155 minutes) |
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