Player Stats

H. Kane of Bayern München leads the goals board for Europe's top five domestic leagues in 2025/26 on 36, from 1,060 players past the 900-minute cut.

H. Kane is 9 clear of E. Haaland, 33% more than the next man on the list — the kind of margin that settles an argument well before the final round.

The field thins quickly behind him — only 2 players reached 27 all season, so the argument goes no further than the pair of them.

Put another way, H. Kane scored once every 66 minutes, 1.9 times as often as the median man in this top ten, who needs 128 minutes for one.

The only midfielder in the top ten is D. Undav of VfB Stuttgart, alongside 9 attackers — which is the sort of company that tells you more about a player than the raw figure does.

The ten are drawn from 4 different leagues (Bundesliga, Premier League, La Liga and Serie A).

Age is no guide to it either: these ten average 28.4 years old across a 10-year spread, from Thiago at 24 to A. Budimir at 34.

The 900-minute floor — about 10 full matches — is what decides who appears here at all, and of the 1,299 players it leaves out the best is O. Óskarsson of Real Sociedad, with 9 goals in 842 minutes — 25% of the leader's tally, and a reminder that a leaderboard measures availability as much as ability.