Top Scorers Ranking of LaLiga 24-25: Lewandowski, more Pichichi than ever

The top scorers ranking of LaLiga EA Sports 2024/25 keeps Robert Lewandowski as the undisputed leader. On Sunday, the '9' of FC Barcelona scored his twenty-first goal in the tournament in the rout against Real Sociedad (4-0). The Pole came from a match without scoring against Las Palmas and shook the net again in the 60th minute, deflecting a long-range shot from Ronald Araujo who, four minutes earlier, had scored the third goal for the Blaugrana.

The match seemed ideal for Barça to add another scandalous rout, as the Donostiarras played with ten men from the 17th minute due to Elustondo's expulsion. In the first, who took advantage of the overwhelming dominance of the culés from start to finish were Gerard Martín and Marc Casadó, the authors of the first two Blaugrana goals. Both the full-back and the midfielder celebrated their first official goal on Sunday.

This is how the top scorers table of LaLiga stands on matchday 26

One player who, on the contrary, had a forgettable matchday 26 was Kylian Mbappé. The Frenchman had a dull match, along with the entire Real Madrid team, in the defeat at Betis' ground (2-1). With this, 'Kiki' remains as Lewandowski's closest competitor in the race for the Pichichi, but now four goals behind the Barça forward. Additionally, the culés distance themselves by three points from the 'merengues' in the overall table.

Lukebakio and Julián Álvarez continue to shine in LaLiga

Other players who celebrated on matchday 26 were Dodi Lukebakio (Sevilla) and Julián Álvarez (Atlético de Madrid). The Belgian winger scored the equalizer against Rayo (1-1), while the Argentine forward scored the goal that allowed the 'colchoneros' to defeat Athletic (1-0) and, consequently, surpass Real Madrid in the standings. Thus, Lukebakio reaches 11 goals in the tournament, tying Ayoze Pérez (Villarreal), who will face Espanyol on Monday.

Julián, for his part, has 10 goals, just like Kike García (Alavés), who also has his match against Mallorca pending. With 13 goals, behind Lewandowski and Mbappé, remain Raphinha (who had a poor match against Real), Oihan Sancet (who had no luck against Atlético), and Ante Budimir, who also plays this Sunday with Osasuna against Valencia in Pamplona. Further back, with 9 goals, are Alexander Sorloth (Atlético) and Vinicius Jr. (Real Madrid).