After starring this Wednesday 24 February the important triumph of the FC Barcelona on the Elche (3-0), with doublet, the Argentinian Leo Messi no only assumed the leadership in the fight by the Prize Pichichi of LaLiga, but it goes putting of full in the fight by the Boot of Gold. In fact, already it equalised to the Portuguese and attacker of the Juventus of Turín Cristiano Ronaldo.

The always rival sportive are equalised with 36 points, thanks to his 18 targets annotated in the national championship suspender belt, by part of the 'flea', and the Series to, by 'CR7'. In the case of the crack Argentinian, since it inaugurated the 2021 accumulates already 11 goals in the Spanish championship in the seven parties that has contested and 13 explained all the competitions.

By on top of them and in the peak of the listing finds the Polish Robert Lewandowski. The forward of the Bayern of Munich already adds 26 goals in 22 days of Bundesliga (his best register are 34), for an income of 52 points. No of to free it was chosen like the Best Player of Europe in the past course, after conquering the UEFA Champions League.

To the attacker of the group germano follows him two footballers of the League of Norway, where his goals multiply by 1,5 to obtain his punctuation. They are: Kasper Junker, player of the Bodø/Glimt with 27 goals (40.5), and Amahl Pellegrino, the one who plays in the Kristiansund BK with 25 (37.5).

However, these two last no longer will have possibility to increase his points, since the Eliteserien finished the past in December. A situation that plants the fight between Lewandowski, Cristiano and Messi, although the Pole follows with an important mattress that can follow extending.

Like this it leaves the fight by the Boot of Gold 2020-21

  1. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern of Munich): 52 points (26 goals)
  2. Kasper Junker (Bodø/Glimt): 40,5 points (27 goals)
  3. Amahl Pellegrino (Kristiansund BK): 37,5 points (25 goals)
  4. Leo Messi (Barcelona): 36 points (18 goals)
  5. Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus): 36 points (18 goals)
  6. André Silva (Eintracht of Frankfurt): 36 points (18 goals)
  7. Paul Onuachu (Genk): 34,5 points (23 goals)
  8. Mo Salah (Liverpool): 34 points (17 goals)
  9. Romelu Lukaku (Inter Of Milan): 34 points (17 goals)
  10. Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund): 34 points (17 goals)
  11. Georgios Giakoumakis (VVV Come it): 33 points (22 goals)
  12. Luis Suárez (Athletic of Madrid): 32 points (16 goals)
  13. Kylian Mbappé (PSG): 32 points (16 goals)