Teenage Goalscorers in Top European Leagues - 2013/2014

Teens that have scored a goal in the top European Leagues this season (2013/2014)

England
18 - Serge Gnabry (Arsenal)
18 - Adnan Januzaj (Manchester United)
19 - Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
19 - Nathan Redmond (Norwich City)
19 - Gerard Deulofeu (Everton)

France
18 - Anthony Martial (AS Monaco)
18 - Divock Origi (Lille OSC)
18 - Adrien Rabiot (PSG)
18 - Aboubacar Dembe Camara (AC Ajaccio)
19 - M'Baye Niang (Montpellier HSC)
19 - Benjamin Mendy (Olympique Marseille)
19 - Tiemoue Bakayoko (Stade Rennes)
19 - Yassine Benzia (Olympique Lyonnais)
19 - Marquinhos (PSG)
19 - Lucas Ocampos (AS Monaco)

Germany
17 - Timo Werner (VfB Stuttgart)
18 - Max Meyer (Schalke 04)
18 - Niklas Sule (TSG 1899 Hoffenheim)
18 - Leon Goretzka (Schalke 04)
19 - Maximilian Arnold (VfL Wolfsburg)
19 - Arkadiusz Milik (Augsburg FC)
19 - Emre Can (Bayer Leverkusen)
19 - Hakan Calhanoglu (Hamburger SV)

Italy
18 - Keita Baldé Diao (Lazio)
18 - Bryan Christante (AC Milan)
19 - Bruno Fernandes (Udinese)
19 - Domenico Berardi (Sassuolo)

Spain
17 - Santi Mina (Celta Vigo)
18 - Oliver (Atletic Madrid)
19 - Saul Niquez (Rayo Vallecano)
19 - Aymeric Laporte (Athletic Bilbao)

La Liga Non-European Goal Scorers

SOUTH AMERICA (209)
43 - Lionel Messi (Argentina: Barcelona)
24 - Radamel Falcao (Colombia: Atlético Madrid)
13 - Gonzalo Higuaín (Argentina: Real Madrid)
11 - Jonas (Brazil: Valencia)
7 - Léo Baptistão (Brazil: Rayo Vallecano)
7 - Javier Saviola (Argentina: Málaga)
7 - Diego Costa (Brazil: Atlético Madrid)
6 - Gary Medel (Chile: Sevilla)
6 - Roque Santa Cruz (Paraguay: Málaga)
5 - Gonzalo Castro (Uruguay: Real Soceidad)
5 - Adriano Correia (Brazil: Barcelona)
5 - Nelson Valdez (Paraguay: Valencia)
5 - Christian Stuani (Uruguay: Espanyol)
5 - Dorlan Pabón (Colombia: Real Betis)
4 - Martin Demichelis (Argentina: Málaga)
4 - Ángel di María (Argentina: Real Madrid)
4 - Alejandro Domínguez (Argentina: Rayo Vallecano)
4 - Auguston Fernandez (Argentina: Celta de Vigo)
4 - Alexis Sánchez (Chile: Barcelona)
3 - Abel Aguilar (Colombia: Deportivo La Coruña)
3 - Emiliano Armenteros (Argentina: Osasuna)
3 - Federico Fazio (Argentina: Sevilla)
2 - Diego Colotto (Argentina: Espanyol)
2 - Kaká (Brazil: Real Madrid)
2 - Diego Ifrán (Uruguay: Real Sociedad)
2 - Miranda (Brazil: Atlético Madrid)
2 - Pedro Morales (Chile: Málaga)
2 - Paulão (Brazil: Real Betis)
2 - Júlio Baptista (Brazil: Malaga)
1 - Juan Albín (Uruguay: Espanyol)
1 - Brayan Angulo (Colombia: Granada)
1 - Ever Banega (Argentina: Valencia)
1 - Diego Buonanotte (Argentina: Malaga)
1 - Gustavo Cabral (Argentina: Celta de Vigo)
1 - Alberto Costa (Argentina: Valencia)
1 - Federico Fernández (Argentina: Getafe)
1 - Pedro Geromel (Brazil: Mallorca)
1 - Diego Godín (Uruguay: Atletico Madrid)
1 - Cicinho (Brazil: Sevilla)
1 - Weligton (Brazil: Malaga)
1 - Pablo Piatti (Argentina: Valencia)
1 - Cristian Rodriguez (Uruguay: Atletico Madrid)
1 - Francisco Silva (Chile: Osasuna)
1 - Franco Vázquez (Argentina: Rayo Vallecano)
1 - Franco Zuculini (Argentina: Real Zaragoza)
1 - Filipe Luis (Brazil: Atletico Madrid)

AFRICA (43)
8 - Manucho Gonçalves (Angola: Real Valladolid)
7 - Obafemi Martins (Nigeria: Levante)
4 - Youssef El-Arabi (Morocco: Granada)
3 - Lass Bangoura (Guinea: Rayo Vallecano)
3 - Abdelaziz Barrada (Morocco: Getafe)
3 - Sofiane Feghouli (Algeria: Valencia)
3 - Odion Ighalo (Nigeria: Granada)
3 - Wakaso Mubarak (Ghana: Espanyol)
2 - Nabil El Zhar (Morocco: Levante)
2 - Emilio Nsue (Equatorial Guinea: Mallorca)
1 - Rodolfo Bodipo (Equatorial Guinea: Deportivo La Coruña)
1 - Michael Essien (Ghana: Real Madrid)
1 - Fabrice Olinga (Cameroon: Malaga)
1 - Alexandre Song (Cameroon: Barcelona)
1 - Nosa Igiebor (Nigeria: Real Betis)

CONCACAF (20)
13 - Carlos Vela (Mexico: Real Sociedad)
3 - Giovani dos Santos (Mexico: Mallorca)
2 - Joel Campbell (Costa Rica: Real Betis)
2 - Hector Moreno (Mexico: Espanyol)

ASIA (4)
3 - Chu-Young Park (South Korea: Celta de Vigo)
1 - Masoud Shojaei (Iran: Osasuna)


Stats as of April 14, 2013

German Bundesliga Non-European Goal Scorers

Non-European goal scorers (by birth or national team affiliation) in the 2012/2013 German Bundesliga season.

SOUTH AMERICA (44)
7 - Diego (Brazil: Wolfsburg)
6 - Jefferson Farfán (Peru: Schalke 04)
5 - Juan Arango (Venezuela: Borussia M'gladbach)
5 - Roberto Firmino (Brazil: Hoffenheim)
4 - Naldo (Brazil: Wolfsburg)
4 - Claudio Pizarro (Peru: Bayern München)
3 - Luiz Gustavo (Brazil: Bayern München)
3 - Michel Bastos (Brazil: Schalke 04)
1 - Raffael (Brazil: Schalke 04)
1 - Dante (Brazil: Bayern München)
1 - Rafinha (Brazil: Bayern München)
1 - Edu (Brazil: Greuther Fürth)
1 - Felipe Santana (Brazil: Borussia Dortmund)
1 - Anderson Bamba (Brazil: Eintracht Frankfurt)
1 - Elkin Soto (Colombia: Mainz 05)
1 - Felipe (Brazil: Hannover 96)

ASIA (32)
9 - Heung-Min Son (South Korea: Hamburger SV)
6 - Takashi Inui (Japan: Eintracht Frankfurt)
4 - Hiroshi Kiyotake (Japan: Nürnberg)
4 - Robbie Kruse (Australia: Fortuna Düsseldorf)
3 - Ja-Cheol Koo (South Korea: Augsburg)
2 - Takashi Usami (Japan: Hoffenheim)
1 - Makoto Hasebe (Japan: Wolfsburg)
1 - Dong-Won Ji (South Korea: Augsburg)
1 - Shinji Okazaki (Japan: Stuttgart)
1 - Atsuto Uchida (Japan: Schalke 04)

AFRICA (29)
10 - Mame Biram Diouf (Senegal: Hannover 96)
5 - Didier Ya Konan (Cote d'Ivoire: Hannover 96)
3 - Joël Matip (Cameroon: Schalke 04)
3 - Ibrahima Traore (Guinea: Stuttgart)
2 - Cedric Makiadi (DR Congo: Freiburg)
2 - Nando Rafael (Angola: Fortuna Düsseldorf)
1 - Joseph Akpala (Nigeria: Werder Bremen)
1 - Diagné Fallou (Senegal: Freiburg)
1 - Karim Haggui (Tunisia: Hannover 96)
1 - Karim Matmour (Algeria: Eintracht Frankfurt)

CONCACAF (8)
3 - Fabian Johnson (USA: Hoffenheim)
1 - Timothy Chandler (USA: Nürnberg)
1 - Júnior Díaz (Costa Rica: Mainz 05)
1 - Jermaine Jones (USA: Schalke 04)
1 - Olivier Occéan (Canada: Eintracht Frankfurt)
1 - Daniel Williams (USA: Hoffenheim)


Stats as of April 9, 2013

EPL Non-European Goal Scorers

Africa (88)
15 - Demba Ba (Senegal)
10 - Arouna Koné (Cote d'Ivoire)
7 - Papiss Cissé (Senegal)
5 - Victor Anichebe (Nigeria)
5 - Jimmy Kébé (Mali)
5 - Gervinho (Cote d'Ivoire)
5 - Peter Odemwingie (Nigeria)
5 - Steven Pienaar (South Africa)
5 - Stephane Sessègnon (Benin)
5 - Adel Taarabt (Morocco)
5 - Yaya Touré (Cote d'Ivoire)
3 - Sebastien Bassong (Cameroon)
2 - Emmanuel Adebayor (Togo)
2 - Mohamed Diamé (Senegal)
2 - Modibo Maïga (Mali)
1 - Shola Ameobi (Nigeria)
1 - Benoit Assou-Ekotto (Cameroon)
1 - Gaël Bigirimana (Burundi)
1 - Karim El Ahmadi (Morocco)
1 - Kei Kamara (Sierra Leone)
1 - Victor Moses (Nigeria)
1 - Youssouf Mulumbu (DR Congo)


South America (71)
22 - Luis Suárez (Uruguay)
10 - Carlos Tévez (Argentina)
9 - Sergio Agüero (Argentina)
5 - Franco Di Santo (Argentina)
4 - Gaston Ramírez (Uruguay)
4 - Ramires (Brazil)
3 - Rafael (Brazil)
3 - Hugo Rodallega (Colombia)
2 - Philippe Coutinho (Brazil)
2 - Pablo Zabaleta (Argentina)
1 - Jean Beausejour (Chile)
1 - Anderson (Brazil)
1 - Oscar (Brazil)
1 - Jonas Gutiérrez (Argentina)
1 - Ángelo Henríquez (Chile)
1 - David Luiz (Brazil)
1 - Sandro (Brazil)

CONCACAF (27)
8 - Javier Hernández (Mexico)
5 - Clint Dempsey (USA)
3 - Kenwyne Jones (Trinidad and Tobago)
2 - Emmerson Boyce (Barbados)
2 - David Hoilett (Canada)
2 - Bryan Ruiz (Costa Rica)
1 - Maynor Figueroa (Honduras)
1 - Simeon Jackson (Canada)
1 - Mikele Leigertwood (Antigua and Barbuda)
1 - Adrian Mariappa (Jamaica)
1 - Gareth McCleary (Jamaica)

Asia (6)
5 - Shinji Kagawa (Japan)
1 - Brett Holman (Australia)

Oceania (2)
1 - Ryan Nelsen (New Zealand)
1 - Winston Reid (New Zealand)



2012-2013 Season, stats as of April 5, 2013.

MLS Week 2 - Total Goals by Nationality

A look at the total number of goals scored by different nationalities in the first 2 weeks of the MLS season.

Region
19 - CONCACAF
12 - South America
8 - Europe
3 - Africa
1 - Asia

Nation
13 - USA
6 - Argentina
3 - Colombia
3 - Costa Rica
2 - Brazil
2 - France
2 - Ghana
2 - Scotland
2 - Wales
1 - Ecuador
1 - Honduras
1 - Jamaica
1 - Japan
1 - Liberia
1 - Mexico
1 - Republic of Ireland
1 - Spain

MLS Week 2 - Goal Scorer Nationalities

CONCACAF

Costa Rica
1 - Jairo Arrieta (CLB)

Honduras
1 - Jerry Bengtson (NE)

Jamaica
1 - Ryan Johnson (PTL)

Mexico
1 - Giovani Casillas (CHV)

USA
1 - Omobi Okugo (PHI)
1 - Jack McInerney (PHI)
1 - Juan Agudelo (CHV)
1 - Eric Alexander (NY)
1 - Adam Jahn (SJ)
1 - Chris Wondolowski (SJ)


SOUTH AMERICA

Argentina
1 - Claudio Bieler (SKC)

Brazil
1 - Felipe (MTL)

Colombia
1 - Lionard Pajoy (DC)
1 - David Ferreira (DAL)

Ecuador
1 - Oswaldo Minda (CHV)


EUROPE

France
1 - Hassoun Camara (MTL)

Scotland
1 - Kenny Miller (VAN)
1 - Jamie Smith (COL)

Wales
2 - Robert Earnshaw (TOR)


ASIA

Japan
1 - Daigo Kobayashi (VAN)

MLS: Top Goal-Scoring Defenders

Major League Soccer defenders with 10+ career goals.

24 - Marcelo Balboa
23 - Ezra Hendrickson
22 - Greg Vanney
20 - Jimmy Conrad
18 - Steve Trittschuh
17 - Jay Heaps
16 - Ted Chronopoulos
16 - Lubos Kubik
16 - Tyrone Marshall*
16 - Alexi Lalas
16 - Tony Sanneh
14 - Jose Burciaga Jr.
14 - Ramiro Corrales*
13 - Mike Petke
12 - Diego Gutierrez
12 - Frankie Hejduk*
11 - Drew Moor*
11 - Jeff Agoos
10 - Bobby Boswell*
10 - Eddie Pope
10 - Jamison Olave*


*Active MLS Players

Europa League Group Stage Goals by Nationality

The nationalities of the goal scorers through 1 match played in the 2011/2012 Europa League group stage.

EUROPE (35)
4 - Portugal (Almeida [2], Barbosa [2])
3 - France (Bodmer, Cisse, Ménez)
3 - Netherlands (de Jong, Maher, van Wolfswinkel)
3 - Turkey (Aurelio, Karadeniz, Korkmaz)
2 - Belgium (Mertens, Odjidja-Ofoe)
2 - Denmark (Jensen, Nordstrand)
2 - England (Jerome, A.Johnson)
2 - Israel (Ghadir, Kaat)
2 - Italy (Di Natale, Sculli)
2 - Spain (Muniain, Susaeta)
2 - Sweden (Elm, Johansson, Larsson)
1 - Croatia (Vukojević)
1 - Czech Republic (Jun)
1 - Hungary (Szabics)
1 - Romania (Herea)
1 - Russia (Sychev)
1 - Serbia (Jovanović)
1 - Slovakia (Guédé)
1 - Slovenia (Kirm)


SOUTH AMERICA (15)
8 - Brazil (Wesley [2], Nenê, Edu, Lima, Diego, C.Xavier, Leonardo)
4 - Argentina (M.Suárez [3], Insúa)
2 - Colombia (Armero, Falcao)
1 - Ecuador (Noboa)


AFRICA (7)
3 - Nigeria (Martins, Obinna, Utaka)
2 - Morocco (Dirar, Hadji)
1 - Senegal (Gueye)
1 - Uganda (Sekagya)


CONCACAF (2)
1 - USA (Altidore)
1 - Jamaica (King)


ASIA (1)
1 - Australia (Holman)