Robert Lewandowski emerges as the top goalscorer across Europe’s top-five leagues in the past decade, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
As per Transfermarkt data, Lewandowski has netted an impressive 407 goals in 478 appearances for clubs like Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona during this period.
In comparison, Messi secured the second spot with 377 goals from 458 games for Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain, while Ronaldo clinched the third position with 350 goals across 406 matches for Real Madrid, Juventus, and Manchester United combined.
The trio boasts exceptional goalscoring ratios, with Lewandowski leading at .85, followed closely by Ronaldo at .86 and Messi at .82.
Following them, Harry Kane occupies the fourth position with 309 goals in 453 matches. Kylian Mbappe (271 goals in 352 matches), Karim Benzema (257 goals in 442 matches), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (256 goals in 430 matches), Mohamed Salah (250 goals in 461 matches), Luis Suarez (241 goals in 388 matches), and Ciro Immobile (239 goals in 409 matches) complete the top 10 list.
