At present, the top five European leagues have their own top scorers, but only Kane has managed to break the 30-goal mark. Is there a gap in the level of shooters behind this, or is it becoming more competitive?
It is interesting to note that Erling Haaland leads the scoring charts in the Premier League, while Manchester City are second in the table. In La Liga, Bellingham is an eye-catcher, but Real Madrid are at the top of the table, does this contrast reflect the disparity in the overall strength of the team?
In Serie A, Lautaro scored 23 goals and Inter Milan also topped the table, does this suggest a solid performance?
In addition, Ligue 1's Kylian Mbappe is doing well, but Grand Paris is also only at the top of the table, does this mean that other teams are also improving their competitiveness?
Does the performance of the goalscorers mean that the era of super-strikers is over, does it mean that the way modern football attacks have changed?
It is worth mentioning that although Kane has scored 31 goals, Bayern is facing the dilemma of not winning the championship, does this imply that the performance of the goalscorer has exceeded the impact of the overall strength of the team?
Let's take a look at the current state of goalscorers in football and where they are headed in the future.