Football media The Analyst has counted the total top scorers in La Liga history: Messi topped the list with 474 goals, far ahead of other players; Cristiano Ronaldo scored 311 goals in La Liga, in second place; Raúl ranked fifth with 228 goals.
Messi 520 games 474 goals (Barcelona): Currently, the top spot in La Liga's all-time top scorer list belongs to Messi, who has scored a total of 474 goals. On 16 November 2003, at the age of 16, Messi made his first appearance for Barca in a friendly against Bol. On 4 February 2004, Messi and Barca officially signed their first professional contract. In his 21 years at Barca, he won 10 league titles for Barca.
As of 2021, Messi has won a total of 6 Ballon d'Ors, 6 World Footballer of the Year, 6 European Golden Boots and 8 La Liga Golden Boots, all the most in history. He was also the first footballer in history to win the Lawrence Award for Best Male Athlete.
Cristiano Ronaldo 311 goals in 292 games (Real Madrid): In 2009, Ronaldo transferred to Real Madrid football club for £80 million and scored 292 311 goals in La Liga in nine years to help the team win 16 championships, including 2013-14, 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18. Ronaldo won awards such as the 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017 Golden Globe Awards during his time at Real Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Sarah 278 games 251 goals (Athletic Bilbao): Termo Sara is a Spanish footballer who was the top scorer in La Liga history (a record broken by Messi in 2014) who played for Athletic Bilbao F.C. in the 15 seasons of the 15th century and 158 appearances, scoring a staggering 251 goals in 278 appearances.
In addition, Telmo Sala has won la Liga's top scorer six times, scoring a record 38 goals in the 1950-1951 league season, when la Liga had only 16 teams. It wasn't until the 1989/1990 season that his record was tied by Real Madrid striker Hugo Sanchez, though the Mexican played five more games than he did. Telmo Sala also scored 20 goals in seven games in the 1946-1947 season. Telmo Sara has won one league title and four cups for Bilbao
Telmo-Sarah
Hugo Sanchez 347 games 234 goals (Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Vallecano): Ugo Sanchez (born 11 July 1958 in Mexico City) is a former Mexican professional footballer who plays for Real Madrid. He is one of the most outstanding players in the history of Mexican football. He joined Atletico Madrid in 1981 and scored 54 goals in 111 games during his tenure. After being acquired by Real Madrid in 1985, he won five consecutive La Liga titles and the UEFA Cup in 1986. Played 283 games for Real Madrid in five years, scoring 207 goals. After announcing his retirement in 1996 and hanging up his boots, Sanchez began his coaching career.
Hugo-Sanchez
Raúl 550 games 228 goals (Real Madrid): Born 27 June 1977 in Madrid, Spain, Raúl is currently the head coach of Real Madrid Castilla.
Raúl has been called the greatest Spanish striker in the history of Real Madrid and has been the most goalscored player in the history of the Spanish national team until he was overtaken by David Villa Sanchez. He also overtook Alfredo di Stéfano in Real Madrid's all-time goalscoring list, but he didn't stay at the top of the table long because of Cristiano Ronaldo.
However, although Raúl is not the most goalscored player in the history of the Spanish national team and Real Madrid, he is definitely one of the best Spanish strikers in the history of world football.
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