Los 10 best forwards in the history of Sevilla FC

Last update 3 September, 2024 by Alberto Llopis

Sevilla FC, one of the most important clubs in Spanish football, He has counted throughout his history with great talent strikers that have scored memorable goals and taken to the team to achieve great successes. Making such a list seems quite complicated but based on data collection, We will try to review the 10 best strikers who have defended the Sevilla FC shirt.

The best strikers in Sevilla's history

1. Juan Arza

Juan Arza, known as “The Golden Child”, It is one of the greatest idols in the history of Sevilla FC. Played at the club between 1943 y 1959, And it became the top historical scorer of the team in the league, con 182 goals in 349 parties. Won the Pichichi trophy in the season 1954-55, being the top scorer of the league with 29 goals. Arza was a key piece in the conquest of the League title in 1946, THE ONLY IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLUB.

2. Luis Fabiano

The Brazilian Luis Fabiano is one of the most important strikers in the recent history of Sevilla. Played at the club between 2005 y 2011, scoring 107 goals in 230 official matches. With Fabiano in the attack, Sevilla lived one of his most glorious times, winning two UEFA glasses (2006, 2007), two Copa del Rey (2007, 2010), and one European Super Cup (2006). His ability to define and his physical power made him an offensive reference for years. They are Fight with Diogo In full in an open match, it was for history.

3. Frederic Kanoute

Frederic Kanouté is another of the great strikers in the history of Sevilla FC. The Franco-Malí played at the club between 2005 y 2012, leaving an indelible mark with their 136 goals in 290 parties. Kanouté was essential in obtaining six titles with Sevilla, including the two UEFA glasses, two Copa del Rey, and the European Super Cup. Your combination of strength, technique and ability to mark at key moments made him an idol for the fans.

4.Anton Polster

After joining Sevilla in 1988, German striker Hans-Jürgen Polster had an outstanding performance, achieving the silver boot for their 33 goals in the season, Although it was overcome by Hugo Sánchez, who scored 38. In 1990, Polster was close to get the Pichichi trophy, which is granted to the top scorer of the league. Throughout his career in Sevilla, Polster played 102 matches and scored 55 goals. After three successful seasons with the team, He moved to CD Logroñés. His performance in Sevilla surpassed the one shown in other clubs, consolidating it as one of the best strikers in the history of the Sevillista club.

5. Davor Suker

Croatian Davor šuker played in Sevilla between 1991 y 1996, year in which he signed for Real Madrid and stood out as one of the best strikers of his time. During his stay at the club, Šuker scored 90 goals in 177 official matches. His refined technique and his ability to define with both legs made him a forward feared for rival defenses. His performance in Sevilla earned him to sign for Real Madrid and become one of the best strikers in the world.

6. Alvaro Negredo

Alvaro Negredo, known as “The beast of Vallecas”, left a significant mark on Sevilla FC between 2009 y 2013. Negredo scored 85 goals in 182 matches with the club. He was one of the most consistent strikers of the Spanish League during his time in Seville, highlighting for his physical strength and his ability in air game. Negredo contributed to the title of the Copa del Rey in 2010, Before making the jump to Manchester City.

7. Carlos Bacca

Carlos Bacca is another striker who left his mark in Sevilla. Played at the club between 2013 y 2015, scoring 49 goals in 108 official matches. The Colombian was fundamental in obtaining two consecutive titles of the UEFA Europa League in 2014 y 2015, standing especially in the final of 2015, where he scored two goals against the Dnipro. His speed and ability to appear in decisive moments made it indispensable during their stage in the equipment.

8. Jose Antonio Reyes

Jose Antonio Reyes, although better known as extreme, He also had an outstanding work as a striker in his stage in Sevilla. Formed in the club's quarry, Reyes played in Sevilla in two stages: in between 1999 y 2004, And then between 2012 y 2016. In total, noted 39 goals in 253 official matches. Reyes was a key player in obtaining three consecutive titles of UEFA Europa League (2014, 2015, 2016), contributing with its speed, skill and experience at key moments. Died in 2019 in a traffic accident.

9. Kevin Gameiro

Kevin Gameiro, French front, It was a pillar of the Sevillist attack between 2013 y 2016. During his stay at the club, Gameiro scored 67 goals in 145 official matches. It was a key piece in obtaining three consecutive titles of the UEFA Europa League, standing out for its speed, intelligence in the area and ability to define in difficult situations. His performance in Sevilla catapulted him to a signing for Atlético de Madrid.

10. Juan Araujo

Juan Araujo, Andalusian front that played in Sevilla between 1953 y 1962, It is one of the top historical scorers of the club, con 136 goals in 210 official matches. Araujo stood out for his great scoring capacity and his ease of finding spaces in rival defenses. He was the top scorer of the team in several seasons and is remembered as one of the great idols of the club in the decade of the 50.