Spain: Spanish La Liga Top Scorers 2017/2018

Goals
Scored 		Penalties Golden
Shoe
Points
1
Luis Suarez
 Barcelona		123
2
Cristhian Stuani
 Girona		111
3
Lionel Messi
 Barcelona		101
4
Andre Silva
 Sevilla		80
5
Borja Iglesias
 Espanyol		80
6
Iago Aspas
 Celta Vigo		80
7
Roger Marti
 Levante		81
8
Sergio Ramos
 Real Madrid		84
9
Maximiliano Gomez
 Celta Vigo		70
10
Karim Benzema
 Real Madrid		61
11
Mikel Oyarzabal
 Real Sociedad		62
12
Wissam Ben Yedder
 Sevilla		60
13
Charles
 Eibar		52
14
Jose Luis Morales
 Levante		51
15
Ousmane Dembele
 Barcelona		50
16
Dani Parejo
 Valencia		42
17
Guido Carrillo
 Leganes		41
18
Iker Muniain
 Athletic Bilbao		40
19
Pablo Sarabia
 Sevilla		40
20
Philippe Coutinho
 Barcelona		40
21
Raul de Tomas
 Rayo Vallecano		40
22
Williams
 America Mineiro		40
23
Willian Jose
 Real Sociedad		41
24
Alex Gallar
 Huesca		30
25
Angel Rodriguez
 Getafe		30
26
Antoine Griezmann
 Atletico Madrid		30
27
Brais Mendez
 Celta Vigo		30
28
Ever Banega
 Sevilla		31
29
Gareth Bale
 Real Madrid		30
30
Gerard Moreno
 Villarreal		30
31
Ibai Gomez
 Alaves		30
32
Jonathan Calleri
 Alaves		30
33
Jorge Molina
 Getafe		30
34
Loren Moron
 Real Betis		30
35
Nabil El Zhar
 Leganes		30
36
Portu
 Girona		31
37
Ruben Sobrino
 Alaves		30
38
Sergi Enrich
 Eibar		30
39
Sergio Canales
 Real Betis		30
40
Adrian Embarba
 Rayo Vallecano		21
41
Alvaro Garcia
 Rayo Vallecano		20
42
Angel Correa
 Atletico Madrid		20
43
Arturo Vidal
 Barcelona		20
44
Borja Baston
 Alaves		20
45
David Zurutuza
 Real Sociedad		20
46
Diego Godin
 Atletico Madrid		20
47
Dimitri Foulquier
 Getafe		20
48
Enes Unal
 Real Valladolid		20
49
Esteban Granero
 Espanyol		20
50
Filipe Luis
 Atletico Madrid		20
51
Gael Kakuta
 Rayo Vallecano		21
52
Gerard Gumbau
 Leganes		21
53
Giovani Lo Celso
 Real Betis		20
54
Gonzalo Escalante
 Eibar		20
55
Gonzalo Melero
 Huesca		21
56
Ivan Rakitic
 Barcelona		20
57
Jaime Mata
 Getafe		20
58
Joan Jordan
 Eibar		20
59
Joaquin
 Real Betis		20
60
Jony
 Alaves		20
61
Jose Pozo
 Rayo Vallecano		20
62
Juanmi
 Real Sociedad		20
63
Junior Firpo
 Real Betis		20
64
Karl Toko Ekambi
 Villarreal		20
65
Kevin Gameiro
 Valencia		20
66
Kike Garcia
 Eibar		20
67
Leo Baptistao
 Espanyol		21
68
Leonardo Suarez
 Real Valladolid		20
69
Marcelo
 Real Madrid		20
70
Mario Hermoso
 Espanyol		20
71
Oscar Trejo
 Rayo Vallecano		21
72
Peru Nolaskoain
 Athletic Bilbao		20
73
Samuel Chukwueze
 Villarreal		20
74
Santi Mina
 Valencia		20
75
Sofiane Boufal
 Celta Vigo		20

Spain Primera Liga 2018/19 Odds

Top Goalscorer

Lionel Messi (Barcelona)1.0
Luis Suarez (Barcelona)101.0
Karim Benzema (Real Madrid)1,001.0
Cristhian Stuani (Girona)501.0
Wissam Ben Yedder (Sevilla)501.0

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