UEFA Europa League: List of all Golden Boot winners

Four players have won the award more than once in the tournament’s history

The second-tier club competition in European football is called the UEFA Europa League, or simply Europa League. UEFA runs it. Originally a knockout competition, the competition was renamed the UEFA Cup in 1971 and now consists of group stages and qualifying rounds.

Smaller teams can show off their talent on the European scene and get a platform for thrilling football thanks to the Europa League, which draws the biggest names and the most attention.

The Europa League honours its top goal scorers with an unofficial title, much like the Champions League does with its Golden Boot trophy. The distinction is significant even without an official prize or ceremony, as it showcases each player’s attacking prowess and individual brilliance.

The Europa League Golden Boot serves as a mark of individual excellence. It recognizes the attacking prowess of players who light up the competition with their goal-scoring feats.

The players who have scored the most goals during the competition’s history are included in this article, which delves into the history of the Europa League’s best scorers.

The following is a list of Golden Boot winners from 1971-72.

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Europa League: Golden Boot winners

1971–72	Ludwig Brundl
1972-73	Jupp Heynckes, Jan Jeuring
1973-74	Lex Schoenmaker
1974-75	Jupp Heynckes
1975-76	Ruud Geels
1976-77	Stan Bowles
1977-78	Gerrie Deijkers, Raimondo Ponte
1978-79	Allan Simonsen
1979-80	Dieter Hoeneß, Harald Nickel
1980-81	John Wark
1981-82	Torbjorn Nilsson
1982-83	Zoran Filipovic
1983-84	Tibor Nyilasi
1984-85	Edin Bahtic, Gary Bannister
1985-86	Klaus Allofs
1986-87	Paulinho Cascavel, Peter Houtman, Wim Kieft, Jari Rantanen
1987-88	Kenneth Brylle Larsen
1988-89	Dimitris Saravakos
1989-90	Torsten Gütschow, Falko Gotz, Karl-Heinz Riedle
1990-91	Rudi Völler
1991-92	Dean Saunders
1992-93	Gérald Baticle
1993-94	Dennis Bergkamp, Edgar Schmitt
1994-95	Ulf Kirsten
1995-96	Jürgen Klinsmann
1996-97	Maurizio Ganz
1997-98	Stéphane Guivarc’h
1998-99	Enrico Chiesa, Darko Kovacevic, Tomasz Kulawik
1999-2000	Darko Kovacevic
2000-01	Dimitar Berbatov, Bolo
2001-02	Pierre van Hooijdonk
2002-03	Derlei
2003-04	Sonny Anderson
2004-05	Alan Shearer
2005-06	Matías Delgado
2006-07	Walter Pandiani
2007-08	Pavel Pogrebnyak, Luca Toni
2008-09	Vagner Love
2009-10	Oscar Cardozo, Claudio Pizarro
2010-11	Radamel Falcao
2011-12	Radamel Falcao
2012-13	Libor Kozak
2013-14	Jonathan Soriano
2014-15	Alan, Romelu Lukaku
2015-16	Aritz Aduriz
2016-17	Edin Dzeko, Giuliano
2017-18	Aritz Aduriz, Ciro Immobile
2018-19	Olivier Giroud
2019-20	Bruno Fernandes
2020-21	Borja Mayoral, Gerard Moreno, Pizzi, Yusuf Yazici
2021-22	James Tavernier
2022-23	Victor Boniface, Marcus Rashford
2023-24	Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

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