The Bundesliga has a new star! Neither Haaland nor Mabppe can touch Guirassy numbers. How does the European goalscorers’ ranking look?

Serhou Guirassy in a Stuttgart jersey continues to amaze the football world. At the weekend he scored another hat-trick in the Wolfsburg net and is now the top scorer in the Bundesliga. What does the goalscorer’s ranking look like in the top five leagues in Europe?

Serhou Guirassy rocks Stuttgart’s jersey, even the biggest stars of football can’t catch him

After he shone in a Stuttgart jersey last season, the German club transformed the Guirassy guest appearance into a permanent transfer. And he certainly doesn’t regret the decision, the cannonballer is showing crazy form in the ongoing season and is becoming a huge star of the competition.

Serhou Guirassy is a real phantom this season. The giant striker from Guinea has been on an incredible roll in a Stuttgart jersey, scoring one miss after another. Fans of the German club love him and no wonder.

At the weekend, he scored his second hat-trick of the season in the Wolfsburg net and contributed to another Stuttgart win. The team from south-west Germany is now on a run of five wins in a row and is second in the Bundesliga table, just one point behind leaders Leverkusen.

The style of Guirassy, who experts compare to Emile Heskey due to his physical proportions, includes power, speed and incredible calmness in finishing. Coach Sebastian Hoeneß cannot praise his shooting form so far.

In seven Bundesliga games, Guirassy has already scored thirteen goals, to which he has added one assist. This, of course, has catapulted him to the top of the Bundesliga scorers’ table from the start of the competition, and none of the star strikers in Europe’s top five leagues come anywhere near his numbers.

Top scorers in the top five European leagues

For comparison, we’ve compiled the top three scorers in the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1 with the number of goals and assists, and the amount of games played. The above shows that the biggest stars in football simply don’t catch on to the Guinean’s numbers.

Premier League:

1. Erling Haaland (Manchester City) – 8+1 in eight games

2. Alexander Isak (Newcastle) – 6+0 in seven games

3. Heung-Min Son (Tottenham) – 6+0 in eight games

La Liga:

1. Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) – 8+2 in eight games

2. Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona) – 5+3 in eight games

3. Joselu (Real Madrid) – 5+2 in nine games

Serie A:

1. Lautaro Martinez (Inter Milan) – 10+1 in eight games

2. Victor Osimhen (Napoli) – 6+0 in eight games

3. Domenico Berardi (Sassuolo) – 5+1 in six games

Ligue 1:

1. Kylian Mbappé (PSG) – 7+0 in seven games

2. Mousa Al-Tamari (Montpellier) – 5+1 in seven games

3. Akor Adams (Montpellier) – 5+0 in eight games

Bundesliga:

1. Serhou Guirassy (PSG) – 13+1 in seven games

2. Harry Kane (Bayern Munich) – 8+4 in seven games

3. Victor Boniface (Leverkusen) – 7+2 in seven games

Source: Livesport