List of Ligue 1 top scorers

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The following is the list of French Ligue 1 top scorers by season, since the inception of the French First Division in 1932 until the present day.[1][2] Josip Skoblar holds the record for most goals in a single season at 44. Carlos Bianchi, Delio Onnis and Jean-Pierre Papin share the record for most awards won, with five wins each. The latest top scorer of Ligue 1 is Kylian Mbappé of Paris Saint-Germain, who scored 27 goals in the 2020–21 season.

Top scorers by season[]

Season Player(s) Nationality Club(s) Goals Games Rate
1932–33 Walter Kaiser  Germany Rennes 15
Robert Mercier  France Club Français 15 16 0.94
1933–34 István Lukács  Hungary Sète ♦ 28
1934–35 André Abegglen   Switzerland Sochaux ♦ 30 28 1.07
1935–36 Roger Courtois  France Sochaux 34 30 1.13
1936–37 Oskar Rohr  Germany Strasbourg 30 29 1.03
1937–38 Jean Nicolas  France Rouen 26 26 1
1938–39 Roger Courtois (2)  France Sochaux 27 27 1
Désiré Koranyi  France Sète ♦ 27 29 0.93
Championship not played 1939–1945 due to World War II
1945–46 René Bihel  France Lille ♦ 28 25 1.12
1946–47 Pierre Sinibaldi  France Reims 33 37 0.89
1947–48 Jean Baratte  France Lille 31
1948–49 Jean Baratte (2)  France Lille 26
Josef Humpál  Czechoslovakia Sochaux 26
1949–50 Jean Grumellon  France Rennes 25
1950–51 Roger Piantoni  France Nancy 27
Jean Courteaux  France Nice 27
1951–52 Gunnar Andersson  Sweden Marseille 31
1952–53 Gunnar Andersson (2)  Sweden Marseille 35
1953–54 Édouard Kargu  France Bordeaux 27
1954–55 René Bliard  France Reims ♦ 30
1955–56 Thadée Cisowski  France RC Paris 31
1956–57 Thadée Cisowski (2)  France RC Paris 33
1957–58 Just Fontaine  France Reims ♦ 34 26 1.31
1958–59 Thadée Cisowski (3)  France RC Paris 30
1959–60 Just Fontaine (2)  France Reims ♦ 28
1960–61 Roger Piantoni (2)  France Reims 28
1961–62 Sékou Touré  Ivory Coast Montpellier 25
1962–63 Serge Masnaghetti  France Valenciennes 35
1963–64 Ahmed Oudjani  Algeria Lens 30 31 0.97
1964–65 Jacques Simon  France Nantes ♦ 24
1965–66 Philippe Gondet  France Nantes ♦ 36
1966–67 Hervé Revelli  France Saint-Étienne ♦ 31
1967–68 Étienne Sansonetti  France Ajaccio 26
1968–69 André Guy  France Lyon 25
1969–70 Hervé Revelli (2)  France Saint-Étienne ♦ 28
1970–71 Josip Skoblar  Yugoslavia Marseille ♦ 44 36 1.22
1971–72 Josip Skoblar (2)  Yugoslavia Marseille ♦ 30 31 0.97
1972–73 Josip Skoblar (3)  Yugoslavia Marseille 26 31 0.84
1973–74 Carlos Bianchi  Argentina Reims 30 33 0.91
1974–75 Delio Onnis  Argentina Monaco 30 37 0.81
1975–76 Carlos Bianchi (2)  Argentina Reims 34 38 0.89
1976–77 Carlos Bianchi (3)  Argentina Reims 28 37 0.76
1977–78 Carlos Bianchi (4)  Argentina Paris Saint-Germain 37 38 0.97
1978–79 Carlos Bianchi (5)  Argentina Paris Saint-Germain 27 36 0.75
1979–80 Erwin Kostedde  West Germany Laval 21
Delio Onnis (2)  Argentina Monaco 21
1980–81 Delio Onnis (3)  Argentina Tours 24
1981–82 Delio Onnis (4)  Argentina Tours 29
1982–83 Vahid Halilhodžić  Yugoslavia Nantes ♦ 27
1983–84 Patrice Garande  France Auxerre 21
Delio Onnis (5)  Argentina Toulon 21
1984–85 Vahid Halilhodžić (2)  Yugoslavia Nantes 28
1985–86 Jules Bocandé  Senegal Metz 23
1986–87 Bernard Zénier  France Metz 18
1987–88 Jean-Pierre Papin  France Marseille 19 37 0.51
1988–89 Jean-Pierre Papin (2)  France Marseille ♦ 22 36 0.61
1989–90 Jean-Pierre Papin (3)  France Marseille ♦ 30 36 0.83
1990–91 Jean-Pierre Papin (4)  France Marseille ♦ 23 36 0.64
1991–92 Jean-Pierre Papin (5)  France Marseille ♦ 27 37 0.73
1992–93 Alen Bokšić  Croatia Marseille ♦ 23 37 0.62
1993–94 Roger Boli  France Lens 20 35 0.57
Youri Djorkaeff  France Monaco 20 35 0.57
Nicolas Ouédec  France Nantes 20 38 0.53
1994–95 Patrice Loko  France Nantes ♦ 22 37 0.59
1995–96 Sonny Anderson  Brazil Monaco 21 34 0.62
1996–97 Stéphane Guivarc'h  France Rennes 21 36 0.58
1997–98 Stéphane Guivarc'h (2)  France Auxerre 21 32 0.66
1998–99 Sylvain Wiltord  France Bordeaux ♦ 22 33 0.67
1999–2000 Sonny Anderson (2)  Brazil Lyon 23 32 0.72
2000–01 Sonny Anderson (3)  Brazil Lyon 22 29 0.76
2001–02 Djibril Cissé  France Auxerre 22 29 0.76
Pauleta  Portugal Bordeaux 22 33 0.67
2002–03 Shabani Nonda  DR Congo Monaco 26 35 0.74
2003–04 Djibril Cissé (2)  France Auxerre 26 38 0.68
2004–05 Alexander Frei   Switzerland Rennes 20 36 0.56
2005–06 Pauleta (2)  Portugal Paris Saint-Germain 21 36 0.58
2006–07 Pauleta (3)  Portugal Paris Saint-Germain 15 33 0.45
2007–08 Karim Benzema  France Lyon ♦ 20 36 0.56
2008–09 André-Pierre Gignac  France Toulouse 24 38 0.63
2009–10 Mamadou Niang  Senegal Marseille ♦ 18 32 0.56
2010–11 Moussa Sow  Senegal Lille ♦ 25 36 0.69
2011–12 Olivier Giroud  France Montpellier ♦ 21 36 0.58
Nenê  Brazil Paris Saint-Germain 21 35 0.6
2012–13 Zlatan Ibrahimović  Sweden Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 30 34 0.88
2013–14 Zlatan Ibrahimović (2)  Sweden Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 26 33 0.79
2014–15 Alexandre Lacazette  France Lyon 27 33 0.82
2015–16 Zlatan Ibrahimović (3)  Sweden Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 38 31 1.23
2016–17 Edinson Cavani  Uruguay Paris Saint-Germain 35 36 0.97
2017–18 Edinson Cavani (2)  Uruguay Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 28 32 0.88
2018–19 Kylian Mbappé  France Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 33 29 1.14
2019–20 Wissam Ben Yedder  France Monaco 18 26 0.69
Kylian Mbappé (2)  France Paris Saint-Germain ♦ 18 20 0.9
2020–21 Kylian Mbappé (3)  France Paris Saint-Germain 27 31 0.87

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "France - Topscorers". RSSSF.com. Retrieved 9 July 2014.
  2. ^ "Top guns!". Ligue 1. 24 March 2020. Retrieved 15 February 2021.
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