IVAN TONEY POWER 36

Men’s World Best National Scorer 2026 at 30 September

Ivan Toney (picture) continues to hold a commanding lead in the race for top scorers across national leagues. The Al-Ahli striker added another six goals to his tally in September, bringing his total to 36—four more than his closest pursuer, Dion Beljo.
Toney has a strong chance of becoming the first player from the top 100 national leagues in five years to score 40 or more league goals in a single calendar year. The last player to achieve this feat was Robert Lewandowski in 2021 (43 goals for Bayern Munich).

All goals scored in the top 100 national leagues worldwide and top divisions of Brazilian states are taken into account.
The players from the leagues below top 100 are not classified.
Period: from 1 January to 30 September 2026.
Tie-breaker: 1) stronger league (by leagues’ ranking), 2) fewer games (for podium).

PlayerGoalsCountryClubs (Leagues)
1Ivan Toney36EnglandAl Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2Dion Beljo32CroatiaDinamo Zagreb
3Julián Quiñones29MexicoAl-Qadsiah (Saudi Arabia)
4Fernando Zampedri25ChileUniversidad Catolica
5Ede Oloko25NigeriaTukums, Liepaja (Latvia)
6Pedro22BrazilFlamengo
7Lionel Messi22ArgentinaInter Miami (USA)
8Ryan Mmaee21MoroccoOmonia (Cyprus), Atlas (Mexico)
9Bérgson21MalaysiaJohor Darul Ta’zim
10Sherzod Temirov21UzbekistanErbil, Zakho (Iraq)
11Roman Ferber21BelgiumBissen (Luxembourg)
12Vedat Muriqi20KosovoMallorca (Spain), Fenerbahçe (Turkey)
13Donyell Malen20NetherlandsRoma (Italy)
14Harry Kane20EnglandBayern (Germany)
15Luis Suárez Charris20ColombiaSporting (Portugal)
16Léo Ceará20BrazilKashima Antlers (Japan)
17Oscar Taty Maritu20DR CongoYunnan Yukun (China)
18Mohamed Badamosi20GambiaRiga (Latvia)
19Aron Sigurdarson20IcelandKR Reykjavik
20Kevin Viveros19ColombiaAthletico Paranaense (Brazil)
21Dor Peretz19IsraelMaccabi Tel Aviv
22Raheem Edwards19JamaicaMount Pleasant, Mons (D3 Belgium)
23David da Silva19BrazilJava United (Indonesia)
24Hide Higashikawa19JapanTampines (Singapore)
25Raphinha18BrazilBarcelona (Spain)
26Yeison Guzmán18ColombiaAmerica Cali (Colombia)
27Cristiano Ronaldo18PortugalAl Nassr (Saudi Arabia)
28Roger Martínez18ColombiaAl Taawon (Saudi Arabia)
29Petar Musa18CroatiaDallas (USA)
30Patrick Hoban18Republic of IrelandGlentoran (Northern Ireland)
31Nicolás Martínez18ArgentinaMixco (Guatemala)
32Diego Casas18UruguayMarquense, Xelaju (Guatemala)
33Jhonder Cádiz18VenezuelaPachuca (Mexico), Wuhan Three Towns (China)
34Chrigor Moraes18BrazilSelangor (Malaysia)
35Younus Hammood18IraqDuhok
36Augusto Garcia Rufer18ItalyFolgore/Falciano (San Marino)