Like this is going the fight by the Golden Boot 2020/21

The current winner of the prize The Best in a year that culminated without Balloon of Gold, Robert Lewandowski, keeps his wish to extend the shine that showed in the previous season and add a Boot of Gold to his individual prizes after remaining very near of Ciro Immobile in the last cycle.

To date, the Pole has drilled the rival arch in 23 occasions during 18 parties, with what accumulates 46 points in the classification by the trophy, a comfortable difference in front of his nearer rival, Cristiano Ronaldo, that has attained 15 targets for a total of 30 points.

The third box is in hands Paul Onuachu, of the Genk. The Nigerian has signed a brilliant season with 20 goals with the Belgian group, that translate in 30 units in the career by the award. André Silva (Eintracht of Frankfurt) and Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund), occupy the fourth and fifth boxes, respectively with identical mark: 14 goals and 28 points.

Messi, out of the 'top 10'

To date, Lionel Messi has celebrated 11 so many in the first-half of LaLiga, with which has not attained to inscribe his name between the first ten, where the last positioned, Ciro Immobile (Lazio) and Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), accumulate 13 goals, for a total of 26 points. By on they situate Kylian Mbappé (PSG), sixth with 14 goals and 28 points, Kasper Junker, of the Bodo Glimt Norwegian (seventh with 27 goals and 27 units) and Christoffer Nyman, of the Nörkopping Swedish, eighth with 18 goals and 27 points.

For the delivery of the prize, European Sports Mediates only takes in account the tournaments suspender belts of each country and awards a determinate quantity of points in accordance with the coefficient of each league according to the UEFA. In such sense, the five main leagues (LaLiga, Premier, Series To, Bundesliga and Tie 1) award two points by goal, the ones of half level like the ones of Sweden and Belgium add 1.5 by annotation, whereas the rest only obtains a point by marked goal.

1. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern of Munich): 23 goals (46 points)
2. Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus): 15 goals (30 points)
3. Paul Onuachu (Genk): 20 goals (30 points)
4. André Silva (Eintracht of Frankfurt): 14 goals (28 points)
5. Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund): 14 goals (28 points)
6. Kylian Mbappé (PSG): 14 goals (28 points)
7. Kasper Junker (Bodo Glimt): 27 goals (27 points)
8. Christoffer Nyman (Norrköping): 18 goals (27 points)
9. Ciro Immobile (Lazio): 13 goals (26 points)
10. Mo Salah (Liverpool): 13 goals (26 points)