It reviews all the winners of the history of the Boot of Gold

Cristiano Ronaldo has turned into the player of the history with more Boots of Gold in his list of winners, a total of four, followed very closely by Leo Messi that with three prizes is to his 28 years the only footballer in active able to trap him and, possibly, surpass him

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Only a Boot of Gold separates to Leo Messi of Cristiano Ronaldo, but as it gives off of the statements pronounced by the Portuguese star this Tuesday, just after receiving the fourth Boot of Gold of his career, already is thinking in putting earth of by half with the Argentinian when being conscious that to his almost 31 years few opportunities more remain him to write his name in the history of the football. Leo Messi, with 28 years, only has a Boot of Gold less than the player of the Real Madrid and is very possible that achieve to equalise to the luso and even surpass him in the next seasons.

Cristiano annotated 48 goals in League BBVA the past campaign but, in what it goes of the current course, only has been able to mark five goals in seven days and having them achieved all they against the Espanyol in Cornellà-The Prat. 'CR7' is happening a very bad series of face to goal and, although Leo Messi will be lesionado until finals of November, can that the grantings that is giving the luso are taken advantage of during the next months by the Argentinian to conquer his fourth Boot of Gold at most goleador of the big European leagues. In the meantime, like this it has remained the historical list of winners of the Boot of Gold until the day of today:

1967-68 Eusébio (42 goals SL Benfica)

1968-69 P. Jekov (36 goals CSKA Sofia)

1969-70 G. Müller (38 goals FC Bayern München)

1970-71 Skoblar (44 goals Olympique of Marseilles)

1971-72 G. Müller (40 goals FC Bayern München)

1972-73 Eusébio (42 goals SL Benfica)

1973-74 Yazalde (46 goals Sporting of Lisbon)

1974-75 Georgescu (33 goals Dinamo of Bucharest)

1975-76 Kaiafas (39 goals AC Omonia)

1976-77 Georgescu (47 goals Dinamo of Bucharest)

1977-78 H. Krankl Austria 41 goals Rapid Vienna

1978-79 Kees Kist (34 goals AZ Alkmaar)

1979-80 Vandenberg (39 goals Lierse SK)

1980-81 Slavkov (31 goals Trakia Plovdiv)

1981-82 Wim Kieft (32 goals Ajax of Amsterdam)

1982-83 Gomes (36 goals FC Carry)

1983-84 Ian Rush (32 goals Liverpool FC)

1984-85 Gomes (39 goals FC Carry)

1985-86 they Go they Suffice (37 goals Ajax of Amsterdam)

1986-87 Polster (39 goals Austria Vienna)

1987-88 Tanju Çolak (39 goals Galatasaray SK)

1988-89 D. Mateut (43 goals Dinamo of Bucharest)

1989-90 Stoichkov (38 goals CSKA Sofia)
H. Sánchez (38 goals Real Madrid)

1990-91 Pancev (34 goals Crash Red of Belgrade)

1991-92 Ally McCoist (34 goals Glasgow Rangers)

1992-93 Ally McCoist (34 goals Glasgow Rangers)

1993-94 Taylor (43 goals Porthmadog FC)

1994-95 Avitisyan (39 goals Homenhem)

1995-96 Endeladze (40 goals Margveti)

1996-97 Ronaldo (34 goals FC Barcelona)

1997-98 Machlas (34 goals SBV Vitesse)

1998-99 M. Jardel (36 goals FC Carry)

1999-00 K. Phillips (30 goals Sunderland)

2000-01 H. Larsson (35 goals Celtic)

2001-02 M. Jardel (42 goals Sporting Lisbon)

2002-03 R. Makaay (29 Sportive goals The Coruña)

2003-04 T. Henry (30 goals Arsenal FC)

2004-05 T. Henry (25 goals Arsenal FC)
D. Forlán (25 goals Villarreal CF)

2005-06 Luca Toni (31 goals AC Fiorentina)

2006-07 F. Totti (26 goals ACE Rome)

2007-08 C. Ronaldo (31 goals Manchester United)

2008-09 D. Forlán (32 Athletic goals of Madrid)

2009-10 Leo Messi (34 goals FC Barcelona)

2010-11 C. Ronaldo (41 goals R. Madrid)

2011-12 Leo Messi (50 goals FC Barcelona)

2012-13 Leo Messi (46 goals FC Barcelona)

2013-14 C. Ronaldo (31 goals Real Madrid)
Luis Suárez (31 goals Liverpool)

2014-15 C. Ronaldo (48 goals Real Madrid)