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List of European Cup and EHF Champions League top scorers

All-time top scorers (including qualifying rounds)

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Player Country Goals Years Clubs
1 Kiril Lazarov[1]   1306 1998– Pelister, MKB Veszprém, Zagreb, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, HBC Nantes
2 Nikola Karabatic[2]   1038 2002– Montpellier, THW Kiel, FC Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain
3 Momir Ilić[3]   1033 2004–2019 Gorenje, VfL Gummersbach THW Kiel, MKB Veszprém
4 Marko Vujin[4]   898 2006– MKB Veszprém, THW Kiel
5 Siarhei Rutenka[5]   862 2001–2016 Celje Pivovarna Laško, Ciudad Real, Barcelona
6 Uwe Gensheimer[6]   851 2007– Rhein-Neckar Löwen, Paris Saint-Germain
7 Timur Dibirov[7]   840 2004– Chehovski Medvedi, RK Vardar
8 László Nagy[8]   818 2000–2019 Barcelona, MKB Veszprém
9 Mikkel Hansen[9]   780 2007– GOG Svendborg, Barcelona, AG København, Paris Saint-Germain
10 Vid Kavtičnik[10]   725 2004– RK Gorenje Velenje, THW Kiel, Montpellier
Bold: Still active in Europe.

EHF Champions League Top Goalscorer by seasons

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The top scorer award is for the player who amassed the most goals in the tournament, excluding the qualifying rounds.[11]

Season Player Country Club Goals
1993–94 Uroš Šerbec   Slovenia   RK Celje 076
1994–95 Nenad Peruničić   FR Yugoslavia   CD Bidasoa 082
1995–96 Carlos Resende   Portugal   ABC Braga 080
1996–97 Carlos Resende (2)   Portugal   ABC Braga (2) 082
1997–98 József Éles   Hungary   Veszprém KC 084
1998–99 Zlatko Saračević   Croatia   RK Zagreb 090
1999–00 Zlatko Saračević (2)   Croatia   RK Zagreb (2) 092
2000–01 Yuriy Kostetskiy   Ukraine   ABC Braga (3) 081
2001–02 Nenad Peruničić (2)   FR Yugoslavia   SC Magdeburg 122
2002–03 Mirza Džomba   Croatia   Veszprém KC (2) 067
2003–04 Siarhei Rutenka   Belarus   RK Celje (2) 086
2004–05 Siarhei Rutenka (2)   Belarus   RK Celje (3) 095
2005–06 Kiril Lazarov   North Macedonia   Veszprém KC (3) 085
2006–07 Nikola Karabatic   France   THW Kiel 089
2007–08 Kiril Lazarov (2)   North Macedonia   RK Zagreb (3) 096
Ólafur Stefánsson   Iceland   BM Ciudad Real
2008–09 Filip Jícha   Czech Republic   THW Kiel (2) 099
2009–10 Filip Jícha (2)   Czech Republic   THW Kiel (3) 119
2010–11 Uwe Gensheimer   Germany   Rhein-Neckar Löwen 118
2011–12 Mikkel Hansen   Denmark   AG København 098
2012–13 Hans Lindberg   Denmark   HSV Hambourg 101
2013–14 Momir Ilić   Serbia   Veszprém KC (4) 103
2014–15 Momir Ilić (2)   Serbia   Veszprém KC (5) 114
2015–16 Mikkel Hansen (2)   Denmark   Paris Saint-Germain 141
2016–17 Uwe Gensheimer (2)   Germany   Paris Saint-Germain (2) 115
2017–18 Uwe Gensheimer (3)   Germany   Paris Saint-Germain (3) 092
2018–19 Alex Dujshebaev   Spain   Vive Targi Kielce 099
2019–20 Niclas Ekberg   Sweden   THW Kiel (4) 085
2020–21 Valero Rivera Folch   Spain   HBC Nantes 095
2021–22 Aleix Gómez   Spain   FC Barcelona 0104
2022–23 Emil Wernsdorf Madsen   Denmark   GOG Håndbold 0107

Statistics

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By club

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Clubs with 2 or more titles:

Country Titles Seasons
  Veszprém KC 5 1997–98, 2002–03, 2005–06, 2013–14, 2014–15
  THW Kiel 4 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2019–20
  ABC Braga 3 1995–96, 1996–97, 2000–01
  RK Celje 3 1993–94, 2003–04, 2004–05
  RK Zagreb 3 1998–99, 1999–00, 2007–08
  Paris Saint-Germain 3 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18

Notes

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References

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  1. ^ Player Info: Kiril Lazarov
  2. ^ Player Info: Nikola Karabatic
  3. ^ Player Info: Momir Ilić
  4. ^ Player Info: Marko Vujin
  5. ^ Player Info: Siarhei Rutenka
  6. ^ Player Info: Uwe Gensheimer
  7. ^ Player Info: Timur Dibirov
  8. ^ Player Info: László Nagy
  9. ^ Player Info: Mikkel Hansen
  10. ^ Player Info: Vid Kavtičnik
  11. ^ "Top scorers of the Men's EHF Champions League (1994-2013)". European Handball Federation. 2013-06-02. Retrieved 2020-03-05.
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