Source: worldfootball, UEFA official website, M Jun data
David Trezeguet
1997-98 Champions League Monaco 9 games 4 goals 2 assists Make 6 goals Make goal efficiency 0.67
2000-01 Champions League Juventus 5 games 1 goal 0 assists Make 1 goal Make goal efficiency 0.2
2001–02 Champions League Juventus 10 games 8 goals 2 assists Make 10 goals Make goal efficiency 1
2002-03 Champions League Juventus 10 games 4 goals 0 assists Make 4 goals Make goal efficiency 0.4
2003-04 Champions League Juventus 5 games 4 goals 1 assist Make 5 goals Make goal efficiency 1
2004-05 Champions League Juventus 3 games 1 goal 0 assists Make 1 goal Make goal efficiency 0.33
2005-06 Champions League Juventus 9 games 6 goals 0 assists Make 6 goals Make goal efficiency 0.67
2008-09 Champions League Juventus 3 games 0 goals 1 assist Make 1 goal Make goal efficiency 0.33
2009-10 Champions League Juventus 4 games 1 goal 0 assists Make 1 goal Make goal efficiency 0.25
Total appearances: 58
Total goals scored: 29
Goal efficiency: 0.5
Total assists: 6
Assist efficiency: 0.1
Total manufacturing goals: 35
Efficiency of scoring goals: 0.6
In Trezeguet's debut Champions League season, he scored four goals in nine games, leaving his initial footprints in the Champions League. The 2001–02 season was trezeguet's best season in the Champions League, scoring eight goals in 10 games and two assists, averaging one goal per game, and he also won the Champions League Silver Boot that season. As Trezeguet's same-year-old Monaco striker, Henry scored seven goals in the Champions League this season, ranking 3rd. Looking at today's Martial and Mbappe, Monaco can always produce excellent forward players, it can be said that Monaco's front line production must be a boutique.
In a 2017 interview, Trezeguet said the defeat in the 2003 Champions League final was the biggest regret of his career. "The loss in the Champions League final in 2003 was the biggest regret of my career, when I was 24 years old, after we lost to AC Milan, I thought we would get another chance like that, but unfortunately I never played in the Champions League final again." It is worth mentioning that Trezeguet scored 4 goals in the Champions League that season, but in the Champions League final penalty shoot-out with Milan, Trezeguet, who was the first to appear as Juventus, lost the penalty and gave the team a bad start.
On the Stage of the Champions League, Trezeguet made a total of 35 goals, which is obviously a bit large compared to Henry's 75, but Henry's total number of appearances is 112, which is far more than Trezeguet's 58 games, and the efficiency of the two is Henry's 0.67 and Trezeguet's 0.6, respectively, it seems that the gap is not as large as the difference in the number of goals.
Data collation statistics BY Supine Braces - Qiu Yixi
Thanks to the data support of Chinese M Jun of Canada.
Champions League-producing goal stats (1): Henry scored 75 goals and won the Silver Boot in his debut Season in the Champions League