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Friday, December 23, 2022

The Golden Shoe of Europe

 At the conclusion of each season, the highest league scorer in Europe is given the European Golden Shoe.

The European Golden Shoe is only open to league goals scored in the top level, and each goal receives points based on the calibre of the league in which it was scored.

Since its inception in 1968, the honour has gone to the player with the most goals scored in the continent, regardless of the calibre of the league. There were too many players from inferior leagues receiving the award, therefore the rules were adjusted to the current weighting method.

The player with the most European Golden Shoe victories is Lionel Messi. The most recent victory by the Argentine legend came in 2018–19 for Barcelona.

winners of The Golden Shoe competition in Europe

YearPlayerTeamGoalsPoints
2020–214182
2019–203672
2018–193672
2017–183468
2016–173774
2015–164080
2014–154896
2013–143162
2012–134692
2011–1250100
2010–114080
2009–103468
2008–093264
2007–083162
2006–072652
2005–063162
2004–052550
2003–043060
2002–032958
2001–024263
2000–013552
1999–20003060
1998–993672
1997–983468
1996–973468
1995–96
40
1994–9539
1993–94
43
1992–9334
1991–9234
1990–9134
1989–9038
1988–8943
1987–8839
1986–8739
1985–8637
1984–8539
1983–8432
1982–8336
1981–8232
1980–8131
1979–8039
1978–7934
1977–7841
1976–7747
1975–76
39
1974–7533
1973–7446
1972–7340
1971–7240
1970–7144
1969–7038
1968–6936
1967–6842

European Golden Shoe champions by country of origin

CountryWin(s)Year(s)
Argentina
Argentina
72018–19, 2017–18, 2016–17, 2012–13, 2011–12, 2009–10, 1973–74
Portugal
Portugal
72014–15, 2010–11, 2007–08, 1984–85, 1982–83, 1972–73, 1967–68
Netherlands
Netherlands
42002–03, 1985–86, 1981–82, 1978–79
Brazil
Brazil
32001–02, 1998–99, 1996–97
Italy
Italy
32019–20, 2006–07, 2005–06
Romania
Romania
31988–89, 1976–77, 1974–75
Uruguay
Uruguay
32015–16, 2013–14, 2008–09
Austria
Austria
21986–87, 1977–78
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
21980–81, 1968–69
France
France
22004–05, 2003–04
Germany
Germany
21971–72, 1969–70
Scotland
Scotland
21992–93, 1991–92
Wales
Wales
21993–94, 1983–84
Yugoslavia
21990–91, 1970–71
Armenia
Armenia
11994–95
Belgium
Belgium
11979–80
Cyprus
Cyprus
11975–76
England
England
11999–2000
Georgia (country)
11995–96
Greece
Greece
11997–98
Mexico
Mexico
11989–90
Poland
Poland
12020–21
Sweden
Sweden
12000–01
Turkey
Turkey
11987–88

European Golden Shoe winners by club

CountryWin(s)Year(s)
82018–19, 2017–18, 2016–17, 2015–16, 2012–13, 2011–12, 2009–10, 1996–97
32020–21, 1971–72, 1969–70
31988–89, 1976–77, 1974–75
31998–99, 1984–85, 1982–83
32014–15, 2010–11, 1989–90
21985–86, 1981–82
22004–05, 2003–04
21972–73, 1967–68
22013–14, 1983–84
21992–93, 1991–92
22001–02, 1973–74
11978–79
12008–09
11986–87
11980–81
11968–69
12000–01
11990–91
12002–03
12005–06
11987–88
12019–20
11979–80
12007–08
Margveti
Margveti
11995–96
11970–71
Omonia Nicosia
Omonia Nicosia
11975–76
CPD Porthmadog
CPD Porthmadog
11993–94
11994–95
11977–78
12006–07
11999–2000
11997–98

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