LaLiga Top Scorer: Players with the Most Goals after Matchweek 19

Last season’s Pichichi winner, Barcelona’s Polish star Robert Lewandowski, secured the Golden Boot with 23 goals, leading the charts. This time around, the Polish stalwart faces competition from Antoine Griezmann, Vinicius Junior, and Real Madrid’s new midfield sensation, Jude Bellingham, among the top 5 scorers in the 2023/24 season so far. Who will come out on top?

1. Jude Bellingham | Real Madrid | 13 goals

Real Madrid’s significant summer signing, Jude Bellingham, has hit the ground running, matching Cristiano Ronaldo’s record of 10 goals in 10 games for Los Blancos. The midfield prodigy’s late runs into the box and deft composure while finishing have left everyone amazed.

2. Borja Mayoral | Getafe | 12 goals

Getafe’s talismanic forward, Borja Mayoral, has carried his red-hot scoring form from Real Madrid Castilla to Getafe and has been magical in front of goal, picking up 12 goals so far this season.

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3. Alvaro Morata | Atletico Madrid | 12 goals

Alvaro Morata has flattered to deceive in the past, and it remains to be seen whether the 23-24 season will finally see Morata reach the cusp of greatness. However, he has started the season with a lot of promise, picking up 12 goals so far with the help of elite assist maker Antoine Griezmann.

4. Antoine Griezmann | Atletico Madrid | 12 goals

Atleti fans are already dreaming of a third title challenge in ten years with Morata and Griezmann in superb form for the Madrid giants. The French international has already scored 12 goals this season and picked up a host of assists to go along with it.

5. Artem Dovbyk | Girona | 11 goals

Ukrainian international Artem Dovbyk scored 32 goals in 48 matches in all competitions last season for Dnipro-1 and became the most expensive player in Girona’s history when he moved to Spain in the summer. He’s already proving to be a very good signing for Girona FC, scoring bags of goals as the Gironistes continue to remain in second place in the table.