BeSoccer Pro ranks the players in the big leagues with the most goals in all competitions in the calendar year 2023. Going into the first quarter of the year, Haaland leads the table with 28 goals, ahead of Mbappe (25) and Benzema, Harry Kane and Osimhen (23).

Erling Haaland officially won his first Golden Boot after finishing top scorer in the Premier League 2022/23. The Norwegian broke the all-time goal-scoring record in a single season to 36, while silver went to Harry Kane with 30 and Ivan Toney took bronze with 20.

Thomas Muller's appearance in Manchester City's Champions League quarter-final first leg against Bayern Munich saw him join Ryan Giggs as the seventh player with the most appearances in European competition. BeSoccer Pro noticed the German's advance in a ranking led by Cristiano Ronaldo, Iker Casillas and Leo Messi. The German is within touching distance of Raul Gonzalez Blanco.

One of the aspects of the eternal rivalry between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo can be found in free kicks. Each has his own style, but which is better than the other? We review all their free kicks to see how evenly matched they are: there is currently only a two-goal difference between the two, which already favours the Argentinian.

We review through BeSoccer Pro data who are the players who scored the most goals in the Premier League history since the beginning of the competition in the 1992-93 season.

We take a look at the African players with the most goals scored in the history of the Champions League. Didier Drogba, Mohamed Salah and Samuel Eto'o top the list.

Kylian Mbappe can become the fourth-highest goalscorer in France's history on Monday. He is three goals shy of the 41 goals scored by Michel Platini, a 'Les Bleus' legend.

Manchester United player Mason Greenwood has made headlines again for a very controversial incident. According to sources from 'The Athletic', the English player allegedly criticised Cristiano Ronaldo when he played for Real Madrid and also allegedly insulted several Manchester United youth players.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who signed for Al Nassr after the World Cup in Qatar, said on 'BeIN Sports' that the Saudi League will be "the fourth most competitive in the world". "The Saudi championship should be seen in a different way," he added.

Steven Gerrard, in a charity match between Liverpool and Celtic legends, once again felt what it was like to score at Anfield. He scored from the penalty spot and celebrated in the face of the visiting fans, who threw various objects at him from the stands. The former Rangers manager's response was to tell them to shut up while pointing to the crest of his lifelong club.

Erling Haaland will not play for Norway against Spain and Georgia in the first two matches of the European Championship qualifiers. His father publicly expressed his son's sadness: "He would have liked to have been there.

Cristiano Ronaldo appeared before the media at a press conference ahead of the match against Liechtenstein. The Portugal captain said he is a "better man" after his controversial departure from Manchester United.