On 29 December, UEFA updated its list of the world's top scorers of the year since 2010. Messi, C Ronaldo, Lewandowski, the 3 post-80s superstars are like gods fighting, each leading the way. Let's look at these 12 years, the situation of the annual sagittarius king.
2010: Messi
In this year, Messi made 64 appearances for Barca and the Argentine national team, scoring 60 goals. Although Spain won the World Cup in that year and Inter's Sneijder achieved the triple crown glory, messi defeated Xavi, Iniesta and Sneijder in the Ballon d'Or selection and was crowned the first person in the world.
2011: Cristiano Ronaldo
60 goals in 60 games, this 1 year C Ronaldo, in Real Madrid and the Portuguese national team big explosion. Messi finished second on the annual goalscorers list with a one-goal difference. However, the 2011 Ballon d'Or still belongs to Messi.
2012: Messi
It's a miracle in the history of football – with 91 goals in 69 games, Messi set a Guinness World Record for goals scored in a natural year. Despite Messi's lack of weighty champions, the Golden Globes for this year are undisputed.
2013: Cristiano Ronaldo
Messi's outburst stimulated Cristiano Ronaldo. In 2013, Ronaldo scored 69 goals in 59 games and won the Ballon d'Or "Extra Time Selection". In that year, Messi scored "only" 45 goals due to injury.
2014: Cristiano Ronaldo
This is a year of C Ronaldo's harvest, the Champions League champion arrived, 61 goals in 60 games a year, and beat Messi and Neuer with absolute superiority to win the Ballon d'Or.
2015: Cristiano Ronaldo
With 57 goals in 57 games, Ronaldo's super efficiency of averaging 1 goal per game in 2015 dominated the global top scorer list for the fourth time. However, Messi is the absolute king, winning the Champions League, La Liga, Copa del Rey, And the UEFA MVP, La Liga MVP.
2016: Messi
Messi, who scored 59 goals in 62 games, is the world's top scorer in 2016. However, that year was also the best song of the MSN group. Although Messi scored more goals, Cristiano Ronaldo became the world's first man with the Champions League and the European Cup.
2017: Harry Kane
In this year, England striker Harry Kane from Tottenham hotspur became the top scorer of the year with 56 goals in 52 games. The 2017 Ballon d'Or belongs to Cristiano Ronaldo: Champions League champions and Champions League Golden Boots.
2018: Messi
Messi, who scored 51 goals in 54 games, carried Barca and Argentina forward to dominate the world's top scorer for the fourth time. This summer, Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid to join Juve, scoring 49 goals in the year. The Ballon d'Or belongs to Modric.
2019: Lewandowski
Levan, who scored 54 goals in 58 games, was crowned for the first time as the Global Goalscorer of the Year. In this year, Messi scored 50 goals, and Cristiano Ronaldo scored 39 goals. The Winner of the Ballon d'Or is Messi.
2020: Lewandowski
Messi feels lonely at Barca, Cristiano Ronaldo also encounters difficulties at Juve, and Levan becomes the world's first man in 2020 with a score of 47 goals in 44 games - unfortunately, this year "French Football" canceled the Ballon d'Or award...
2021: Lewandowski
With 69 goals in 59 games, Levan staged a three-game championship of the year's top scorer. However, the Polish striker still did not receive the Golden Ball award.