At the end of the eighth day of Ligue 1 and as we approach the ninth, which will begin this Friday with the Stade Rennais FC – Le Havre AC match, let’s take an overview of the scorers’ rankings. The latter is currently dominated by the leading trio composed of Bradley Barcola (PSG), Mason Greenwood (OM) and Jonathan David (LOSC).
This weekend, each of these attackers scored a goal, cementing their position on the podium. Paris Saint-Germain’s Bradley Barcola leads the way with an impressive tally of 7 goals. Following closely, Mason Greenwood of Olympique de Marseille has a total of 6 achievements. In third position, Jonathan David, representative of LOSC, has 5 goals.
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Here is the detailed ranking of the top scorers in Ligue 1:
- B. Barcola (PSG) : 7 buts
- M. Greenwood (OM) : 6 buts
- J. David (LOSC) : 5 buts
- O. Dembélé (PSG) : 4 buts
- L. Kang-In (PSG) : 4 buts
- K. Nakamura (Reims) : 4 buts
- L. Henrique (OM) : 4 buts
- S. Nanasi (Strasbourg) : 3 buts
- Z. Davitashvili (ASSE) : 3 buts
- E. Emegha (Strasbourg) : 3 buts
Bradley Barcola, the true spearhead of PSG, stood out with his remarkable performances. Mason Greenwood, for his part, continues to impress with OM, demonstrating a great ability to score in crucial moments. The English striker was able to revive himself after a less prolific period. Jonathan David, although he is behind his competitors, remains a formidable attacker, capable of influencing the course of matches.
Note that several other players also stand out with 4 goals, such as Ousmane Dembélé and Kang-In Lee from PSG, as well as Luis Henrique also a scorer against MHSC on Sunday. These solid performances demonstrate the offensive richness of the championship.
The next few days promise to be exciting, and it will be interesting to follow the evolution of this ranking of scorers. Teams and their attackers will need to maintain their level of play to stay at the top of the rankings, as the competition tightens. Supporters are impatiently awaiting the next meetings which could redistribute the cards.
