The 10 players with the most goals & assists in Europe in 2024-25
Big names from Barcelona, Liverpool, Chelsea and Bayern Munich are among the top players in Europe when it comes to the most combined goals and assists in 2024-25 so far.
It takes something special to be able to create and finish, and there are an interesting mix of the usual suspects alongside some surprise names when you take a look at which players have notched the most direct goal contributions in Europe’s top five leagues – Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1 – so far this season.
Without further ado, here are the 10 players who have registered the most combined goals and assists in Europe’s major leagues at this stage of the campaign.
Note: if two players are tied on goal contributions, we’ve ordered them by their ratio of goals and assists per minute.
10. Raphinha – 27 (18 goals, 9 assists)
The Brazilian winger has taken his game to a whole new level in 2024-25. His stats in the Champions League have been mesmeric and he’s been just as consistent in La Liga.
With 27 goal contributions in 34 appearances, it’s no wonder that he’s received so many plaudits this season.
9. Michael Olise – 27 (12 goals, 15 assists)
You’d have thought going from Crystal Palace to Bayern Munich would take a period of adapting, but Olise has taken to elite-level football like a duck to water.
The France international has been one of the signings of the season and one of the standout players from Vincent Kompany’s Bundesliga champions.
He’s notched double figures for goals in his debut Bundesliga campaign, while only Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has notched more assists across Europe’s five big leagues.
8. Ousmane Dembele – 27 (21 goals, 6 assists)
It feels like we’ve been waiting Dembele’s entire career for him to finally deliver consistent end product.
In the early months of 2025, the penny might have finally dropped for the French winger. He’s been PSG’s most potent attacker as they stand two finals away from a historic treble.
Who had Dembele as the Ballon d’Or frontrunner on their 2025 bingo card? Certainly not us, but we’ve loved being proven wrong.
7. Alexander Isak – 29 (23 goals, 6 assists)
“He is a world-class talent and the way he took his goals today, he has got that coolness in front of goal, that composure that very few players have,” Eddie Howe told reporters after Isak scored a hat-trick against Ipswich.
“When you add his other qualities into the mix, how quick he is, how technically gifted he is, for me, he has got it all.”
The best No.9 in the Premier League right now? He certainly looked it with the way he took his cup final goal against Liverpool.
6. Robert Lewandowski – 29 (27 goals, 2 assists)
Yet another 25-plus goal season from the veteran Poland international.
There aren’t many assists here, but like the names that bookend Lewandowski’s name here, that’s not what his game is about. Feed him chances – which Barca do in spades – and he’ll invariably deliver.
5. Omar Marmoush – 31 (22 goals, 9 assists)
You’re looking at 2024-25’s breakout star. Following a dazzling start to the season with Eintracht Frankfurt, Manchester City had seen enough to splash around £59million on him.
In just 17 Bundesliga appearances, the 25-year-old averaged a goal contribution every 58.2 minutes and looked like an unstoppable force in the German top flight.
And he’s already got a hat-trick to his name in his fledgling Premier League career. Marmoush already looks like one of City’s best players and has been vitally important in getting their season back on track.
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4. Mateo Retegui – 33 (25 goals, 8 assists)
Atalanta did superbly well to replace injured star striker Gianluca Scamacca, who suffered a serious ACL injury on the eve of the campaign. Retegui has arguably been the signing of the season.
Scamacca returned for just five minutes before suffering another injury that’s ruled him out for the remainder of the campaign, but fortunately for Atalanta they don’t require his skills.
Retegui might just be the best attacker in Serie A. Music to the ears of Italy fans everywhere – might the Argentina-born Boca Juniors academy graduate be the man to fire the Azzurri to their first World Cup since 2014?
3. Kylian Mbappe – 34 (31 goals, 3 assists)
It was only a matter of time that Real Madrid’s latest Galactico featured in this list.
After a slow start to life at the Bernabeu, slowly but surely Mbappe has silenced his doubters.
No player in Los Blancos history has scored more goals in their debut season. That’s some achievement.
The Frenchman won’t be claiming the La Liga title, but he did manage to win the European Golden Shoe for the first time in his career.
2. Harry Kane – 35 (26 goals, 9 assists)
The England captain might not have lifted a trophy last term but his numbers in his debut season with Bayern Munich were off the scale.
Thankfully, Kane managed to get his hands on some silverware recently as he fired Bayern to the Bundesliga title with 26 goals and nine assists in 30 appearances.
1. Mohamed Salah – 47 (29 goals, 18 assists)
Salah’s Ballon d’Or hopes might’ve taken a major hit after Liverpool’s Champions League elimination and shock Carabao Cup final defeat to Newcastle, but don’t let it be forgotten he’s producing one of the great individual league campaigns of the modern era.
His output dried up a little towards the end of the season but his contributions earlier in the campaign helped secure Liverpool’s 20th title.
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