Schick among Europe’s elite scorers, beating Messi and Ronaldo! Lewandowski wins the Golden Boot

Patrik Schick, the main attacking weapon of the Czech national football team and German Leverkusen, was ranked sixth in the Golden Boot for the best scorer in the European leagues. The competition was won by Poland’s Lewandowski.

Patrik Schick shines in the Bundesliga

Even the last battles in the European leagues came to an end at the weekend. Czech international Patrik Schick also had a very successful season, becoming one of the hottest commodities on the transfer market with Bayer Leverkusen.

As we informed you during the season, Schick was firing sharp in this year’s Bundesliga and if it wasn’t for the sovereign Robert Lewandowski and frequent injuries, he could have fought until the last rounds for the king of all European league scorers.

Lewandowski won the golden boot, Schick was sixth!

The best goalscorer is awarded the Golden Boot, published annually by the French magazine L’Équipe. The prestigious award is given to the footballer who scores the most goals in the previous season in any of the top European football leagues.

These points are achieved by multiplying the player’s goals scored by the coefficient of the league in which he played. The toughest leagues, of course, have the highest coefficient. Patrik Schick came an amazing sixth in the competition with 24 accurate shots, leaving behind names such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland.

Poland’s Lewandowski won for the second year in a row, scoring 35 goals for Bayern Munich. Kylian Mbappé came second with 28 goals and Ciro Immobile of Lazio Roma and Karim Benzema of Real Madrid shared third place.

So it goes to show that the company Patrik is in this season is more than stellar. The top 10 best cannonballers of the season can be found below.

1. robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 35 goals – 70 points
2. kylian Mbappé (Paris St. Germain) 28 goals – 56 points
3. ciro Immobile (Lazio Rome) 27 goals – 54 points
3. karim Benzema (Real Madrid) 27 goals – 54 points
5. wissam Ben Yedder (AS Monaco) 25 goals – 50 points
6. patrik Schick (Leverkusen) 24 goals – 48 points
6. dusan Vlahovic (Fiorentina/Juventus) 24 goals – 48 points
8. mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 23 goals – 46 points
8. son Hung-min (Tottenham) 23 goals – 46 points
10. erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund) 22 goals – 44 points

Source: Transfermarkt