The demand for the European Golden Shoe prolongs is stronger than Lionel Messi's. And if he gets this award, he will go beyond Cristiano Ronaldo Both of them hold four Golden Shu prizes Barcelona's Argentine forward Lionel Messi has left behind a lot of rewards for the prize to be awarded at the end of the European football's top five football league match on Sunday. In the Spanish La Liga, Messi received 34 goals from the remainder of Barcelona's match. Although Messi was out of the team in the last match of Barcelona The Sunday edition of the English Premier League was played on Sunday. It's likely to be the last of Muhammad Salah and Harry Keane. Salah 32 and Cain got 30 goals in this year's English Premier League. The opportunity is open only in Charmo Emmobile, Mauro Icardi and Edison Cavani. However, to overcome Messi, they have to do something extraordinary. Six goals in the last match of the Serie A football league, Emmobil And Icardi wants seven goals. In the last match of the Italian league, Icardi Inter Milan will be facing the Emmobil's lazio. In the Italian striker Emmobil, 29 and Argentine forward Icardi received 28 goals. In the last league match of the French league match to win the Golden Shu Prize from Messi, Cavani wants seven goals. Paris Saint-Germain's (PSG) match holds the last round of a season, with 28 goals in the Cavani's possession. However, it may be regretted that Benfica Brazilian striker Hannas Gonzalves Oliviera Messi has scored 34 goals in the Portuguese Premier League. However, the goal for the Portuguese League is 1.5 points. Hanas, who is staying in the eighth position for the list. Messi won the Golden Shoe award in the 2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2012-13 and 2016-17 season. Ronaldo won the award in 2007-08, 2010-11, 2013-14 (joint) and 2014-15. Real Madrid's Portuguese striker is at the ninth position with a total of 25 goals in this year's European Golden Shoe prize.
League's top scorer
Players Club Asr Point (Goal)
Lionel Messi (Argentina) Barcelona Spain 68 (34)
Mohammad Salah (Egypt) Liverpool England 64 (32)
Harry Cain (England) Tottenham England 60 (30)
Chorio Emmobile (Italy) Lasio Italy 58 (29)
Robert Levandsky (Poland) Bayern Munich Germany 58 (29)
Edison Cavani (Uruguay) PSG France 56 (28)
Mauro Icardi (Argentina) Inter Milan Italy 56 (28)
Honez Oliveira (Brazil) Benfica Portugal 51 (34)
Ronaldo (Portugal) Real Madrid Spain 50 (25)
Luis Suarez (Uruguay) Barcelona Spain 50 (25)
