UEFA Champions League historical scorer list
La Liga giants Barcelona beat Plzen 5-1 in the first round of the Champions League just ended. And this summer, Lewandowski, who took all the troubles to join Barcelona, scored a hat-trick directly. The Polish striker remained in top form after changing teams.
It is worth mentioning that after scoring 3 goals in this game, Lewandowski’s total number of goals in the Champions League has reached 89, and the Polish striker is also behind. French striker Benzema, currently Lewandowski, is the third top scorer in Champions League history. Benzema’s Champions League goals are temporarily 86 goals. Also in the first round of the Champions League this season, when Real Madrid played against Celtic, Benzema left the field early due to injury and failed to score.
In this UEFA Champions League historical scorer list, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo tops the list with 140 goals, while Argentine superstar Messi ranks second with 125 goals, behind the peerless double pride is 89 goals Lewandowski Ki, and Benzema, who is fourth with 86 goals, while Real Madrid legend Raul is fifth with 71 goals.
After moving to Barcelona this summer, Lewandowski’s goals never stopped. Lewandowski has scored in every game except against Vallecano in the opening round of La Liga, where the latter did not.
Among them, Lewandowski scored twice in the games against Real Sociedad and Valladolid, and then scored a goal against Sevilla Lewandowski. Lewandowski scored a hat-trick in the Champions League win over Pilsen.
Throughout Lewandowski’s 4 appearances since joining La Liga, the Polish striker scored 5 goals and even scored a hat-trick in 1 appearance in the Champions League. At present, in various competitions, Lewandowski has scored 8 goals in 5 appearances, and the scoring efficiency is still terrifying.
It is worth mentioning that another super scorer from the Bundesliga, Norwegian star Haaland, also scored after joining Manchester City. Haaland has scored 12 goals in his last seven Champions League and Premier League games. The meme of past Bundesliga “commands” seems to have disappeared. The two top scorers in the Bundesliga seem to have no need to adapt at all, and they are scoring wildly one by one, which has become the most eye-catching sight in the five major leagues.
Before the game against Inter Milan, Nashuai once said that he would rarely talk to the substitute players alone immediately before and after the announcement of the lineup, because it would bring nothing and the players would not listen.
