La Liga golden boot heroes, winners from 1928-2019





La Liga Golden Boot Winners List – Past All Time Winners 1928-2019


Spanish La Liga Golden Boot (Shoe) Winners History

What is the La Liga Golden Boot? Or as they call it the Pichichi award? In Spanish football, the Trofeo Pichichi is awarded by the Spanish sports newspaper 'Marca' to the top goalscorer of each La Liga season. It was named after the Athletic Bilbao striker Rafael "Pichichi" Moreno, the trophy has been awarded annually to the best performing striker (goal scoring) since the 1952–53 season

The first ever Pichichi award was won by Telmo Zarra during the 1952-53 season while playing for Athletico Bilbao before the Pichichi award was introduced he won a few top scorer awards in La Liga, 5 to be exact.

La Liga Golden Boot Winner 2019 – Pichichi 2018/19

La Liga Golden Boot Winner 2019? Who won the La Liga Golden Boot 2019? Who won Pichichi 2019/19? Lionel Messi won the Pichichi award of the 2018/19 La Liga season 36 goals in 34 games.

La Liga Golden Boot winners list: past all time winners 1928-2019

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PlayerGoals
1.Lionel Messi36
2.Karim Benzema21
3.Luís Suarez21
4.Iago Aspas20
5.Cristhiasn Stuani19

Pichichi 2017/2018

Lionel Messi won the Pichichi award of the 2017/18 La Liga season with 34 goals scored in 36 games.

La Liga Player With Most Golden Boots

Which Player has won the most Golden boots in La Liga history? Telmo Zarra and Lionel Messi are the players who have won the most Golden boots of La Liga winning it a maximum number of times. They both won it 6 times & thereafter, the Argentine player Alfredo di Stefano won it 5 times. There are two more players who won it 5 times & the names are Quini & Hugo Sanchez.

Most La Liga Golden Boot Winners List

Here is a list of players with most Golden Boot/Pichichi Awards from 1928/2019

PlayerTitlesLa Liga Golden Boot winners list 1928-2019
Spain Telmo Zarra61944–45, 1945–46, 1946–47, 1949–50, 1950–51, 1952–53
Argentina Lionel Messi2009–10, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19
Argentina Alfredo Di Stéfano51953–54, 1955–56, 1956–57, 1957–58, 1958–59
Spain Quini1973–74, 1975–76, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1981–82
Mexico Hugo Sánchez1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1989–90
Hungary Ferenc Puskás41959–60, 1960–61, 1962–63, 1963–64
Spain José Eulogio Gárate31968–69, 1969–70, 1970–71
Spain Isidro Lángara1933–34, 1934–35, 1935–36
Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo2010–11, 2013–14, 2014–15
Spain Amancio21968–69, 1969–70
Cameroon Samuel Eto'o2004–05, 2005–06
Uruguay Diego Forlán2004–05, 2008–09
Spain Guillermo Gorostiza1929–30, 1931–32
Argentina Mario Kempes1976–77, 1977–78
Spain Mundo1941–42, 1943–44
Spain Pahiño1947–48, 1951–52
Spain Raúl1998–99, 2000–01
Brazil Ronaldo1996–97, 2003–04































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Spanish La Liga golden boot since 2000-2019

La Liga Golden Boot Winners List 2000-2019? Spanish La Liga golden boot winners? Here are all La Liga golden boot since 2000-2019:

SeasonTop goal scorerTeamGoals
2018/2019La Liga Golden Boot winner 2019 Lionel Messi, FC Barcelona, ArgentinaLionel Messi La Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona36
2017/2018ArgentinaLionel MessiLa Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona34
2016/2019ArgentinaLionel MessiLa Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona 37
2015/2016UruguayLuis SuárezFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona40
2014/2015PortugalCristiano RonaldoReal MadridReal Madrid48
2013/2014PortugalCristiano RonaldoReal MadridReal Madrid31
2012/2013ArgentinaLionel MessiLa Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona46
2011/2012ArgentinaLionel MessiLa Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona50
2010/2011PortugalCristiano RonaldoReal MadridReal Madrid41
2009/2010ArgentinaLionel MessiLa Liga Golden Boot winner FC FarcelonaFC Barcelona34
2008/2009UruguayDiego ForlánAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid32
2007/2008SpainGüizaRCD MallorcaRCD Mallorca27
2006/2007NetherlandsRuud van NistelrooyReal MadridReal Madrid25
2005/2006CameroonSamuel Eto'oFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona27
2004/2005UruguayDiego ForlánVillarreal CFVillarreal CF25
2003/2004BrazilRonaldoReal MadridReal Madrid24
2002/2003NetherlandsRoy MakaayDeportivo La CoruñaDeportivo La Coruña29
2001/2002SpainTristánDeportivo La CoruñaDeportivo La Coruña20
2000/2001SpainRaúlReal MadridReal Madrid24
1999/2000SpainSalvaRacing SantanderRacing Santander27






























Spanish La Liga golden boot since 1960-1999

La Liga Golden Boot Winners List 1960-1999? Spanish La Liga golden boot winners? Here are all La Liga golden boot since 1960-1999:

SeasonTop goal scorer
TeamGoals
1998/1999SpainRaúlReal MadridReal Madrid25
1997/1998ItalyChristian VieriAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid24
1996/1997BrazilRonaldoFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona34
1995/1996SpainPizziCD TenerifeCD Tenerife31
1994/1995ChileIvan ZamoranoReal MadridReal Madrid28
1993/1994BrazilRomárioFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona30
1992/1993BrazilBebetoDeportivo La CoruñaDeportivo La Coruña29
1991/1992SpainManoloAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid27
1990/1991SpainButragueñoReal MadridReal Madrid19
1989/1990MexicoHugo SánchezReal MadridReal Madrid38
1988/1989BrazilBaltazarAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid35
1987/1988MexicoHugo SánchezReal MadridReal Madrid29
1986/1987MexicoHugo SánchezReal MadridReal Madrid34
1985/1986MexicoHugo SánchezReal MadridReal Madrid22
1984/1985MexicoHugo SánchezAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid19
1983/1984UruguayJorge Da SilvaReal ValladolidReal Valladolid17
 SpainJuanitoReal MadridReal Madrid17
1982/1983SpainRincónReal BetisReal Betis20
1981/1982SpainQuiniFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona27
1980/1981SpainQuiniFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona20
1979/1980SpainQuiniSporting GijónSporting Gijón24
1978/1979AustriaHans KranklFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona29
1977/1978ArgentinaMario KempesValencia CFValencia CF28
1976/1977ArgentinaMario KempesValencia CFValencia CF24
1975/1976SpainQuiniSporting GijónSporting Gijón21
1974/1975SpainCarlos RuizAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao19
1973/1974SpainQuiniSporting GijónSporting Gijón20
1972/1973SpainMarianinReal OviedoReal Oviedo19
1971/1972SpainPortaGranada CFGranada CF20
1970/1971SpainJosé GárateAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid17
 SpainRexachFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona17
1969/1970SpainJosé GárateAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid16
 SpainAmaro AmancioReal MadridReal Madrid16
 SpainLuis AragonésAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid16
1968/1969SpainJosé GárateAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid14
 SpainAmaro AmancioReal MadridReal Madrid14
1967/1968SpainUriarteAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao22
1966/1967BrazilWaldoValencia CFValencia CF24
1965/1966SpainVaváElche CFElche CF19
 SpainLuis AragonésAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid19
1964/1965ParaguayCayetano RéFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona26
1963/1964HungaryFerenc PuskasReal MadridReal Madrid21
1962/1963HungaryFerenc PuskasReal MadridReal Madrid26
1961/1962PeruJuan SeminarioReal ZaragozaReal Zaragoza25
1960/1961HungaryFerenc PuskasReal MadridReal Madrid28
1959/1960HungaryFerenc PuskasReal MadridReal Madrid25

La Liga golden boot since 1929-1959

La Liga Golden Boot Winners List 1929-1959?Here are all La Liga golden boot winners from 1929-1959. Enjoy!

SeasonTop goal scorerTeamGoals
1958/1959ArgentinaAlfrédo di StefanoReal MadridReal Madrid23
1957/1958ArgentinaAlfrédo di StefanoReal MadridReal Madrid19
 SpainRicardo AlósValencia CFValencia CF19
 SpainBadenesReal ValladolidReal Valladolid19
1956/1957ArgentinaAlfrédo di StefanoReal MadridReal Madrid31
1955/1956SpainMauroCelta VigoCelta Vigo24
 ArgentinaAlfrédo di StefanoReal MadridReal Madrid24
1954/1955SpainArzaSevilla FCSevilla FC29
1953/1954ArgentinaAlfrédo di StefanoReal MadridReal Madrid27
1952/1953SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao24
1951/1952SpainPahiñoReal MadridReal Madrid28
1950/1951SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao38
1949/1950SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao24
1948/1949SpainCésarFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona28
1947/1948SpainPeraltaGimnàsticGimnàstic20
 SpainPahiñoCelta VigoCelta Vigo20
1946/1947SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao33
1945/1946SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao24
1944/1945SpainZarraAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao20
1943/1944SpainMundoValencia CFValencia CF28
1942/1943SpainMariano Martín AlonsoFC BarcelonaFC Barcelona30
1941/1942SpainMundoValencia CFValencia CF27
1940/1941SpainPrudenAtlético MadridAtlético Madrid33
1939/1940SpainVictor UnamunoAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao20
1935/1936SpainLángaraReal OviedoReal Oviedo28
1934/1935SpainLángaraReal OviedoReal Oviedo27
1933/1934SpainLángaraReal OviedoReal Oviedo26
1932/1933SpainOlivaresReal MadridReal Madrid16
1931/1932SpainBataAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao13
1930/1931SpainBataAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao27
1929/1930SpainGorostizaAthletic BilbaoAthletic Bilbao20
1928/1929SpainBienzobasReal SociedadReal Sociedad17

























































Most  Boots won in La Liga History

Just a reminder, Who has the most golden boots in La Liga? Telmo Zarra and Lionel Messi have most Golden Boots in La Liga history with 6 to their name, followed by Antonio Di Stefano, Quini and Hugo Sánchez who have 5 to their name.

Most goals in La Liga in one season

Most goals scored by a player in La Liga in one season? Who has scored most goals in La Liga in one season? Lionel Messi has the most goals in a single season with 50 goals scored during the 2011/12 season, followed by Cristiano Ronaldo with 48 goals during the 2014/15 La Liga 



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