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词条 List of Bundesliga top scorers
释义

  1. Winners

  2. See also

  3. References

{{Use dmy dates|date=June 2013}}

This is the list of Bundesliga top scorers season by season.[1] Since 1966 a miniature artillery sponsored by the German football magazine kicker is awarded to the top scorer at the end of the season. It is formally named "kicker Torjägerkanone" (kicker top scorer cannon). Gerd Müller holds the record for most goals in a single season at 40. With seven wins he is also the record holder for the most awards won. The latest recipient of the award is Robert Lewandowski, while playing for Bayern Munich.

Winners

Season Player Club Goals
1963–64Germany}} {{sortname|Uwe|Seeler}} Hamburger SV 30
1964–65Germany}} {{sortname|Rudolf|Brunnenmeier}}TSV 1860|MünchenMunich, TSV 1860} 24
1965–66Germany}} {{sortname|Lothar|Emmerich}}Borussia|Dortmund}} 31
1966–67Germany}} {{sortname|Lothar|Emmerich}}
{{flagicon|Germany}} Gerd Müller
Borussia|Dortmund}}
{{sortname|Bayern Munich
FC Bayern Munich}28
1967–68Germany}} {{sortname|Johannes|LöhrLoehr, Johannes}1. FC|KölnKoeln, 1. FC} 27
1968–69Germany}} {{sortname|Gerd|MüllerMueller, Gerd}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 30
1969–70Germany}} {{sortname|Gerd|MüllerMueller, Gerd}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 38
1970–71Germany}} {{sortname|Lothar|Kobluhn}}Rot-Weiß|Oberhausen}} 24
1971–72Germany}} {{sortname|Gerd|MüllerMueller, Gerd}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 40
1972–73Germany}} {{sortname|Gerd|MüllerMueller, Gerd}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 36
1973–74Germany}} {{sortname|Jupp|Heynckes}}
{{flagicon|Germany}} Gerd Müller
Borussia|MönchengladbachMoenchengladbach, Borussia}
FC Bayern Munich
30
1974–75Germany}} {{sortname|Jupp|Heynckes}}Borussia|MönchengladbachMoenchengladbach, Borussia} 27
1975–76Germany}} {{sortname|Klaus|Fischer}}Schalke 04FC Schalke 04} 29
1976–77Germany}} {{sortname|Dieter|MüllerMueller, Dieter}1. FC|KölnKoeln, 1. FC} 34
1977–78Germany}} {{sortname|Dieter|Müller{{flagicon>Germany}} Gerd Müller1. FC|Köln{{sortname>Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich}24
1978–79Germany}} {{sortname|Klaus|Allofs}}Fortuna|DüsseldorfDuesseldorf, Fortuna} 22
1979–80Germany}} {{sortname|Karl-Heinz|Rummenigge}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 26
1980–81Germany}} {{sortname|Karl-Heinz|Rummenigge}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 29
1981–82Germany}} {{sortname|Horst|Hrubesch}} Hamburger SV 27
1982–83Germany}} {{sortname|Rudi|VöllerVoeller, Rudi}Werder BremenSV Werder Bremen} 23
1983–84Germany}} {{sortname|Karl-Heinz|Rummenigge}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 26
1984–85Germany}} {{sortname|Klaus|Allofs}}1. FC|KölnKoeln, 1. FC} 26
1985–86Germany}} {{sortname|Stefan|Kuntz}}VfL|Bochum}} 22
1986–87Germany}} {{sortname|Uwe|Rahn}}Borussia|MönchengladbachMoenchengladbach, Borussia} 24
1987–88Germany}} {{sortname|Jürgen|Klinsmann}}VfB|Stuttgart}} 19
1988–89Germany}} {{sortname|Thomas|Allofs}}
{{flagicon|Germany}} Roland Wohlfarth
1. FC|Köln{{sortname>Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich}17
1989–90Norway}} {{sortname|Jørn|Andersen}}Eintracht|Frankfurt}} 18
1990–91Germany}} {{sortname|Roland|Wohlfarth}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 21
1991–92Germany}} {{sortname|Fritz|Walter|Fritz Walter (footballer born 1960)}}VfB|Stuttgart}} 22
1992–93Germany}} {{sortname|Ulf|Kirsten}}
{{flagicon|Ghana}} Anthony Yeboah
Bayer LeverkusenBayer 04 Leverkusen}
Eintracht Frankfurt
20
1993–94Germany}} {{sortname|Stefan|Kuntz}}
{{flagicon|Ghana}} Anthony Yeboah
1. FC|Kaiserslautern}}
Eintracht Frankfurt
18
1994–95Germany}} {{sortname|Mario|Basler}}
{{flagicon|Germany}} Heiko Herrlich
Werder BremenSV Werder Bremen}
Borussia Mönchengladbach
20
1995–96Germany}} {{sortname|Fredi|Bobic}}VfB|Stuttgart}} 17
1996–97Germany}} {{sortname|Ulf|Kirsten}}Bayer LeverkusenBayer 04 Leverkusen} 22
1997–98Germany}} {{sortname|Ulf|Kirsten}}Bayer LeverkusenBayer 04 Leverkusen} 22
1998–99Germany}} {{sortname|Michael|Preetz}}Hertha BSCHertha BSC} 23
1999–00Germany}} {{sortname|Martin|Max}}TSV 1860|MünchenMunich, TSV 1860} 19
2000–01Bosnia and Herzegovina}} {{sortname|Sergej|Barbarez}}
{{flagicon|Denmark}} Ebbe Sand
Hamburger SV
Schalke 04
22
2001–02Brazil}} {{sortname|Márcio|Amoroso}}
{{flagicon|Germany}} Martin Max
Borussia|Dortmund}}
TSV 1860 München
18
2002–03Spain}} {{sortname|Thomas|Christiansen}}
{{flagicon|Brazil}} Giovane Élber
VfL|Bochum}}
{{sortname|Bayern Munich
FC Bayern Munich}21
2003–04Brazil}} {{sortname|AíltonAílton Gonçalves da Silva}Werder BremenSV Werder Bremen} 28
2004–05Slovakia}} {{sortname|Marek|Mintál}}1. FC|Nürnberg}} 24
2005–06Germany}} {{sortname|Miroslav|Klose}}Werder BremenSV Werder Bremen} 25
2006–07Greece}} {{sortname|Theofanis|Gekas}}VfL|Bochum}} 20
2007–08Italy}} {{sortname|Luca|Toni}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 24
2008–09Brazil}} {{sortname|Grafite|}}VfL|Wolfsburg}} 28
2009–10Bosnia and Herzegovina}} {{sortname|Edin|Džeko|}}VfL|Wolfsburg}} 22
2010–11Germany}} {{sortname|Mario|Gómez|}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 28
2011–12Netherlands}} {{sortname|Klaas-Jan|Huntelaar|}}Schalke 04FC Schalke 04} 29
2012–13Germany}} {{sortname|Stefan|Kießling|}}Bayer LeverkusenBayer 04 Leverkusen} 25
2013–14Poland}} {{sortname|Robert|Lewandowski|}}Borussia|Dortmund}} 20
2014–15Germany}} {{sortname|Alexander|Meier}}Eintracht|Frankfurt}} 19
2015–16Poland}} {{sortname|Robert|Lewandowski|}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 30
2016–17Gabon}} {{sortname|Pierre-Emerick|Aubameyang|}}Borussia|Dortmund}} 31
2017–18Poland}} {{sortname|Robert|Lewandowski|}}Bayern MunichFC Bayern Munich} 29

See also

  • Capocannoniere
  • Premier League Golden Boot
  • Bola de Prata (Portugal)
  • Spanish football top scorers
  • Pichichi Trophy
  • Gol Kralı
  • European Golden Shoe

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=Bundesliga top kuj scorers|url=https://www.dfb.de/index.php?id=82910|publisher=dfb.de|accessdate=8 October 2011}}
{{Fußball-Bundesliga}}

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