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Champions League top scorers: Haaland wins the 2022-23 Golden Boot as Man City conquer Europe

The battle to secure a Champions League crown in 2022-23 is well and truly on, with some of the finest goalscorers in world football looking to lead charges for both collective and individual honors. A Golden Boot in continental competition is up for grabs, with the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Robert Lewandowski, and Erling Haaland figuring prominently on a list of potential leading scorers. Norwegian forward Erling Haaland was awarded the accolade for finishing the competition with 12 goals.

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Champions League 2022-23 top scorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1Erling HaalandManchester City12
2Mohamed SalahLiverpool8
3Kylian MbappePSG7
4Vinicius JrReal Madrid7
5Joao MarioBenfica6
6Robert LewandowskiBarcelona5
=6Olivier GiroudAC Milan5
=6Victor OsimhenNapoli5
=6RodrygoReal Madrid5
=6Medhi TaremiPorto5
=6Rafa SilvaBenfica5
12Jude BellinghamBorussia Dortmund4
=12Eric Maxim Choupo-MotingBayern Munich4
=12Mohammed KudusAjax4
=12Lionel MessiPSG4
=12Darwin NunezLiverpool4
=12Giacomo RaspadoriNapoli4
=12Leroy SaneBayern Munich4
=12Giovanni SimeoneNapoli4
=12Piotr ZielinskiNapoli4
=12Edin DzekoInter Milan4
=12Karim BenzemaReal Madrid4

Who finished as the Champions League’s top scorer in 2021-22?

Karim Benzema Champions League trophy Real Madrid 2021-22Getty Images

Real Madrid emerged victorious in 2021-22, with the Liga giants completing a memorable European campaign by edging out Liverpool 1-0 in the final courtesy of a solitary strike from Vinicius Junior.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side did not make life easy for themselves, with stirring fightbacks required against Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City in the knockout stages.

Club captain Karim Benzema stepped up in times of need for the Blancos, with the France international striker netting hat-tricks in heavyweight encounters with PSG and Chelsea.

He finished a memorable campaign with 15 goals to his name, with that return enough to edge out Robert Lewandowski – who hit 13 for Bayern Munich – and Sebastien Haller – who managed 11 efforts for Ajax.

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