IFFHS MEN'S WORLD BEST INTERNATIONAL GOAL SCORER 2025


IFFHS Men's World Best International Goal Scorer 2025 at 30 June: Ismael Díaz

There have been some dramatic changes in the ranking for international goal-scorers 2025 in June. 
Ousmane Dembélé, who was in the lead a month ago, has been overtaken by no fewer than 5 players and is now only in 6th place. Note that Dembélé led the ranking continuously from the very beginning of the year until May.
Ismael Díaz and Harry Kane have made an impressive leap in the past month, now both are at the top with 13 goals and a good 3-goal margin over the rest.
Kane has scored 5 goals in June (2 for England and 3 for Bayern at the Club World Cup), Diaz even more, 7 (all for Panama). 
28-year old Diaz gets an advantage between them due to the greater number of goals for the national team.
A rare feat: he currently leads the scoring сontest in two international tournaments, both for clubs (Copa Sudamericana) and nations (Gold Cup).
But the Panamanian has already finished his performances at the Gold Cup and will not play other international games in July, while Kane continues to play in CWC and has a prospect to move forward in the next chart. 
We should also note the bright performance of the Angolan striker Depú, who exploded in June by scoring 8 goals for his national team in the 2025 COSAFA Cup. 
Depú, aged 25, burst into 7th place in the ranking. Amazingly, being so successful playing for his nation, he still has no goals in a domestic (Serbian) league this year.  

THE RANKING 2025

 PlayerICCNTGoalsCountryClubs (Leagues)
       
1Ismael Díaz6713PanamaUniversidad Católica (Chile)
2Harry Kane 9413England Bayern (Germany)
3Ángel Sepúlveda9110MexicoCruz Azul
4Lautaro Martínez10 10ArgentinaInter (Italy) 
5Erling Haaland549NorwayManchester City (England)
6Ousmane Dembélé819FrancePSG
7Depú 88AngolaVojvodina (Serbia)
8Jonathan David358CanadaLille (France)
9Vangelis Pavlidis718GreeceBenfica (Portugal)
10Salem Al-Dawsari718Saudi ArabiaAl Hilal
11Raphinha718BrazilBarcelona (Spain)
12Serhou Guirassy8 8Guinea Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
13Cristiano Ronaldo437Portugal Al Nassr (Saudi Arabia)
14Lamine Yamal437SpainBarcelona
15Kylian Mbappé527FranceReal Madrid (Spain)
16Denis Bouanga527GabonLos Angeles (USA)
17Brian White617USAVancouver Whitecaps 
18Bruno Fernandes7 7PortugalManchester United (England)
19Georges Mikautadze246GeorgiaLyon (France)
20Victor Osimhen336NigeriaGalatasaray (Turkey)
21Ivan Perišić336CroatiaPSV (Netherlands)
22Mikel Oyarzabal 336SpainReal Sociedad
23Michael Olise426FranceBayern
24Vinícius Júnior426BrazilReal Madrid (Spain)
25Fiston Mayele516Congo DRPyramids (Egypt)
26Sardar Azmoun516IranShabab Al Ahli (UAE)
27Achraf Hakimi516MoroccoPSG (France)
28Lionel Messi 6 6ArgentinaInter Miami (USA)
29Kasper Høgh6 6DenmarkBodø/Glimt (Norway)
30Riyad Mahrez6 6AlgeriaAl Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
31Cédric Bakambu6 6Congo DRBetis (Spain)


All goals for national team (NT) in the “full international” games and for clubs at the main stages of major international club competitions (ICC), that is without qualifiers, are taken into account for the ranking.
Period: from 1 January to 30 June 2025.
Tie-breaker: more NT goals.


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