Germany: German Bundesliga Top Scorers 2017/2018

Goals
Scored 		Penalties Golden
Shoe
Points
1
Sebastien Haller
 Eintracht Frankfurt		112
2
Thorgan Hazard
 Borussia Monchengladbach		113
3
Alfred Finnbogason
 Augsburg		92
4
Luka Jovic
 Eintracht Frankfurt		90
5
Marco Reus
 Borussia Dortmund		91
6
Paco Alcacer
 Borussia Dortmund		90
7
Robert Lewandowski
 Bayern Munich		92
8
Alassane Plea
 Borussia Monchengladbach		80
9
Wout Weghorst
 VfL Wolfsburg		72
10
Dodi Lukebakio
 Fortuna Dusseldorf		61
11
Jonas Hofmann
 Borussia Monchengladbach		61
12
Ondrej Duda
 Hertha Berlin		60
13
Reiss Nelson
 Hoffenheim		60
14
Timo Werner
 RB Leipzig		60
15
Vedad Ibisevic
 Hertha Berlin		61
16
Yussuf Poulsen
 RB Leipzig		60
17
Andrej Kramaric
 Hoffenheim		51
18
Ante Rebic
 Eintracht Frankfurt		50
19
Kevin Volland
 Bayer Leverkusen		50
20
Adam Szalai
 Hoffenheim		40
21
Hanno Behrens
 FC Nurnberg		42
22
Ihlas Bebou
 Hannover 96		41
23
Jadon Sancho
 Borussia Dortmund		40
24
Joelinton
 Hoffenheim		40
25
Luca Waldschmidt
 SC Freiburg		41
26
Maximilian Eggestein
 Werder Bremen		40
27
Nabil Bentaleb
 Schalke		42
28
Thomas Muller
 Bayern Munich		40
29
Arjen Robben
 Bayern Munich		30
30
Benito Raman
 Fortuna Dusseldorf		30
31
Bobby Wood
 Hannover 96		30
32
Ishak Belfodil
 Hoffenheim		30
33
James Rodriguez
 Bayern Munich		30
34
Jean-Kevin Augustin
 RB Leipzig		30
35
Jean-Philippe Mateta
 FSV Mainz		30
36
Kai Havertz
 Bayer Leverkusen		30
37
Karim Bellarabi
 Bayer Leverkusen		30
38
Mario Gomez
 VfB Stuttgart		30
39
Max Kruse
 Werder Bremen		31
40
Niclas Fullkrug
 Hannover 96		31
41
Nils Petersen
 SC Freiburg		31
42
Rouwen Hennings
 Fortuna Dusseldorf		31
43
Salomon Kalou
 Hertha Berlin		31
44
Adam Zrelak
 FC Nurnberg		20
45
Admir Mehmedi
 VfL Wolfsburg		20
46
Anthony Ujah
 FSV Mainz		20
47
Breel Embolo
 Schalke		20
48
Claudio Pizarro
 Werder Bremen		20
49
Daniel Ginczek
 VfL Wolfsburg		20
50
Davy Klaassen
 Werder Bremen		20
51
Emil Forsberg
 RB Leipzig		21
52
Federico Palacios
 FC Nurnberg		20
53
Florent Muslija
 Hannover 96		20
54
Guido Burgstaller
 Schalke		20
55
Hendrik Weydandt
 Hannover 96		20
56
Jacob Bruun Larsen
 Borussia Dortmund		20
57
Javairo Dilrosun
 Hertha Berlin		20
58
Jean-Philippe Gbamin
 FSV Mainz		20
59
Jerome Gondorf
 SC Freiburg		20
60
Jonathan de Guzman
 Eintracht Frankfurt		20
61
Joshua Brenet
 Hoffenheim		20
62
Lars Stindl
 Borussia Monchengladbach		20
63
Leon Goretzka
 Bayern Munich		20
64
Lucas Holer
 SC Freiburg		20
65
Marcel Sabitzer
 RB Leipzig		20
66
Michael Gregoritsch
 Augsburg		20
67
Mikael Ishak
 FC Nurnberg		20
68
Nicolai Muller
 Eintracht Frankfurt		20
69
Patrick Herrmann
 Borussia Monchengladbach		20
70
Philipp Max
 Augsburg		20
71
Renato Steffen
 VfL Wolfsburg		20
72
Roland Sallai
 SC Freiburg		20
73
Steven Skrzybski
 Schalke		20
74
Valentino Lazaro
 Hertha Berlin		20
75
Vincenzo Grifo
 Hoffenheim		21

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