One of the most coveted season finale individual trophies is the Golden Boot. constituted 1968, This award recognizes the top scorer in the European leagues. Leo Messi, three times, Cristiano Ronaldo, in two, Thierry Henry, Diego Forlan, Hugo Sanchez or Torpedo Müller have been some of the strikers who have won on occasion.

The baremación is made depending on where the player plays. Spain, Italy, Germany and England awarded two points for each goal annotated. The French league, Austrian, Belgian, Bulgarian, Czech, Croatian, Scottish, Greek, Dutch, Israeli, Norway, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, serbia, Switzerland, Turkish and Ukrainian deliver 1,5 points score a goal. The rest, a point. This is based on the intrinsic difficulty of each national tournament based on the level of players and teams competing.

Today and two games to finish the Premier League and the, Cristiano Ronaldo is tied with Luis Suarez 62 points, followed distantly by Messi and that 56 units is in the third position. Luso and won the tournament in the season 2007-08 Y 2011-12, once in the ranks of the United, the other at Real Madrid. Uruguay has not succeeded but could never happen to another Uruguayan who already did, Diego Forlan.

#	First name / Age / Club	Competition	or.	Position	Value	Matches	goals	Factor	Share
1	Cristiano Ronaldo 29 Years, Real Madrid CF	First division		NO	100.000.000 €	29	31	2	62
2	Luis Suarez 27 Years, Liverpool	Premier League		OF THE	52.000.000 €	32	31	2	62
3	Lionel Messi 26 Years, FC Barcelona	First division		OF THE	120.000.000 €	29	28	2	56
4	Diego Costa 25 Years, Atletico Madrid	First division		OF THE	35.000.000 €	34	27	2	54
5	Zlatan Ibrahimovic 32 Years, PSG	League 1		OF THE	28.000.000 €	30	25	2	50
6	Jonathan Soriano 28 Years, RB Salzburg	Bundesliga		OF THE	5.000.000 €	27	31	1.5	46.5
7	Alfred Finnbogason 25 Years, SC Heerenveen	Eredivisie		OF THE	9.000.000 €	31	29	1.5	43.5
8	Daniel Sturridge 24 Years, Liverpool	Premier League		OF THE	20.000.000 €	28	21	2	42
9	Ciro Immobile 24 Years, Torino	A series		OF THE	12.000.000 €	32	21	2	42
10	Alan 24 Years, RB Salzburg	Bundesliga		OF THE	5.000.000 €	28	26	1.5	39
11	Yaya Toure 30 Years, Man City	Premier League		MC	30.000.000 €	33	19	2	38
12	Carlos Tevez 30 Years, Juventus	A series		MP	22.000.000 €	32	19	2	38
13	Luca Toni 36 Years, Hellas Verona	A series		OF THE	500.000 €	32	19	2	38
14	Robert Lewandowski 25 Years, Dortmund	1.Bundesliga		OF THE	50.000.000 €	32	18	2	36
15	Alexis Sanchez 25 Years, FC Barcelona	First division		ED	30.000.000 €	32	18	2	36
16	Mario Mandzukic 27 Years, Bayern Munich	1.Bundesliga		OF THE	30.000.000 €	29	18	2	36
17	Kris Commons 30 Years, Celtic FC	Premiership		II	3.500.000 €	32	24	1.5	36
18	Graziano Pellè 28 Years, Feyenoord	Eredivisie		OF THE	6.500.000 €	28	23	1.5	34.5
19	Wayne Rooney 28 Years, Man Utd	Premier League		MP	45.000.000 €	29	17	2	34
20	Kun Agüero 25 Years, Man City	Premier League		OF THE	45.000.000 €	22	17	2	34
21	Gonzalo Higuain 26 Years, SSC Napoli	A series		OF THE	38.000.000 €	32	17	2	34
22	Karim Benzema 26 Years, Real Madrid CF	First division		OF THE	34.000.000 €	33	17	2	34
23	Marcin Robak 31 Years, Pogon Szczecin	Top league		OF THE	600.000 €	29	22	1.5	33
24	Edinson Cavani 27 Years, PSG	League 1		OF THE	60.000.000 €	29	16	2	32
25	Marco Reus 24 Years, Dortmund	1.Bundesliga		NO	40.000.000 €	29	16	2	32

The winner receives a Golden Boot Adidas, Award sponsors, but mostly, the joy of having completed a scoring streak worthy of the best players ever. The award for good work.

According to Wikipedia tournament winners from 1997, Scoring year of change:

Year	Soccer player	nationality	goals	Club	League
1996–97	Hakan Sukur	Turkey	48	Galatasaray SK	Turkish Super League
1997–98	Rainer Rauffmann	Germany	42	AC Omonia	Cypriot First Division
1998–99	Mario Jardel	Brazil	38	FC Porto	First Division Portugal
1999–00	Mario Jardel	Brazil	54	FC Porto	First Division Portugal
2000–01	Henrik Larsson	Sweden	53	Celtic FC	Scottish Premier League
2001–02	Mario Jardel	Brazil	55	Sporting CP	First Division Portugal
2002–03	Henrik Larsson	Sweden	44	Celtic FC	Scottish Premier League
2002–03	Ruud van Nistelrooy	Netherlands	44	Manchester United	Premier League
2003–04	Ara Hakobyan	Armenia	50	Banants Yerevan	Liga Premier of Armenia
2004–05	Marc Lloyd Williams	Gales	34	TNS Llansantffraid	Welsh Premier League
2005–06	Tarmo Neemelo	Estonia	41	TVMK Tallinn	First Division
2006–07	Eduardo Da Silva	Brazil	47	Dinamo Zagreb	HNL
2007–08	Rhys Griffiths	Gales	437	Llanelli AFC	Welsh Premier League
2008–09	Marc Janko	Austria	39	Red Bull Salzburg	Austrian Football First League
2009–10	Luis Alberto Suarez	Uruguay	49	Ajax Amsterdam	Eredivisie
2010–11	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	53	Real Madrid	First division of Spain
	Lionel Messi	Argentina	53	FC Barcelona	First division of Spain
2011–12	Lionel Messi	Argentina	73	FC Barcelona	First division of Spain
2012–13	Lionel Messi	Argentina	60	FC Barcelona	First division of Spain