Like this it is the table of goleadores
Leo Messi follows leading the Boot of Gold "without going out of house"
Published:3/04/2017 - 16:07h
Updated:3/04/2017 - 21:04h
In spite of have not played in front of the Granada by sanction, Lionel Andrés Messi follows like leader of the Boot of Gold 2016-2017. Nevertheless, the things have changed by behind with Luis Suárez that has recortado distances with the crack of the Barça
The fight by the title of maximum goleador of the European football is hotter that never. And it is that although Leo Messi follows leading the Boot of Gold 2016-2017 in spite of have not played in front of the Granada, Robert Lewandowski approached to so only a goal. It did it thanks to his "hat-trick" in front of the Ausgburg that leave him with 24 so many this course. The Pole joins to goleadores like Bast Dost and Aubameyang with the same so many.
The one who himself that "wetted" in the FC Barcelona was Luis Suárez, that follows situated fifth in the just classification by behind the attackers mentioned previously. The charrúa signed a beautiful goal although it also could have added a few more if Ochoa had not been so inspired.
In the list, beside him appears the fine Italian tip Andrea Belotti, that annotated this weekend for the Torino. Behind them they find Anthony Modeste, of the Colony, that has heaved with twenty-two so many. Romelu Lukaku Also begins to take out the head in the list of artillerymen with one less.
But in spite of this, and with these twenty-five goals achieved until the moment, Messi follows keeping the distances in the peak of the Boot of Gold 2016-2017. One of the most dangerous competitors like Edison Cavani did not see to see door with the PSG as it contested the final of the Glass of the League, to follow with 27 goals but 40,5 points given the rank of Tie it 1.
Like this it is the Boot of Gold 2016-2017
- Lionel Messi (Barcelona) - 25 goals. 50 points.
- Robert Lewandowski (Bayern of Munich) - 24 goals. 48 points.
- Bas Dost (Sporting Of Portugal) - 24 goals. 48 points.
- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund) - 24 goals. 48 points.
- Edin Dzeko (Rome) - 23 goals. 46 points.
- Andrea Beloti (Torino) - 23 goals. 46 points.
- Luis Suárez (Barcelona) - 23 goals. 46 points.
- Anthony Modeste (Köln) - 22 goals. 44 points.
- Romelu Lukaku (Everton) - 21 goals. 42 points.
- Edinson Cavani (PSG) - 27 goals. 40.5 points.
- Dries Mertens (Napoli) - 20 goals. 40 points.
- Mauro Icardi (Inter) - 20 goals. 40 points.
- Cristiano Ronaldo (Madrid) - 19 goals. 38 points.
- Gonzalo Higuaín (Juventus) - 19 goals. 38 points.
- Harry Kane (Totenham) - 19 goals. 38 points.
