Madrid, Spain
Two more goals, already sixteen in the seventeen games he played in the league this season, increased the leadership and the difference in the goalscorer. Luis Suárez (Atlético de Madrid).
The Uruguayan set three goals above Lionel Messi and Youssef En-Nesyri, on a day when Facundo Ferreyra made his debut with Celta’s 2-2 in the Metropolitano.
This is how the Pichichi of Spain goes:
With 16 goals: Luis Suárez (2p) (URU) (Atlético de Madrid).
With 13 goals: Lionel Messi (ARG) (2p) (Barcelona); Youssef En-Nesyri (MAR) (Seville).
With 12 goals: Gerard Moreno (4p) (Villarreal).
With 10 goals: José Luis Morales (Raise); Karim Benzema (FRA) (Real Madrid); Mikel Oyarzabal (5p) (Real Sociedad).
With 9 goals: Iago Aspas (3p) (Celta) and Roger Martí (1p) (Levante).
With 7 goals: Sergio Canales (2p) (Betis); Alexander Isak (SWE) (Real Sociedad).
With 6 goals: Marcos Llorente and Joao Félix (POR) (Atlético de Madrid); Antoine Griezmann (FRA) (Barcelona); Álvaro Negredo (Cádiz); Rafa Mir (Huesca); Carlos Soler (5p) (Valencia).
With 5 goals: Joselu (1p) (Alavés); Kike Garcia (Eibar); Ángel Rodríguez (1p) (Getafe); Luis Suárez (COL) and Roberto Soldado (Granada); Ante Budimir (CRO) (Osasuna); Cristian Portugues, ‘Portu’ (Real Sociedad); Maxi Gómez (URU) (Valencia); Paco Alcácer (1st) (Villarreal).