1. Cristiano Ronaldo: 28 goals
The reigning Ballon d'Or winner for the second consecutive year rightly sits at the throne of Europe's top league scorers. Having netted 28 goals for Los Blancos in just 18 La Liga appearances, Ronaldo is currently averaging 1.56 goals per league game, and this is just the beginning. His season total currently sits at a whopping 36 goals across all competitions with 13 assists and he has proven to be the heart of the BBC Real Madrid front line.
#1 today but who know's what tomorrow will hold..
2. Lionel Messi: 22 goals
Lionel Messi, the all time king of La Liga goal scoring, has had another world shattering start to his season. Netting 22 goals in 21 appearances for the Blaurgana in the Spanish League, Messi has already topped Telmo Zarra's all time La Liga goal scoring record and isn't quite done yet.He has eight goals to his goal scoring sheet in the Champions League this season which brings his total across all competitions to 32 goals with 14 assists.
Messi may sit in second today, but watch out #1; he is coming for you.
3. Alexandre Lacazette: 21 goals
Lyon's lion Alexandre Lacazette is not only the king of goal scoring for this French side but for the entire league, on top by an incredible seven goals. Lacazette has netted 21 goals in 22 appearances for Lyon in Ligue 1, single handedly contributing to just under half of Lyon's goal count this season
4. Jonathan Soriano: 19 goals
The only player to outscore Cristiano Ronaldo in 2014 is back at it.
Jonathan Soriano has netted 19 goals for his Austrian Bundesliga's side Red Bull Salzburg. He scored 53 goals last year, topping Ronaldo's 49 and in just two years, has acquired an unbelievable 110 goals for Salzburg.
Soriano-we see you.

5. Diego Costa: 17 goals
2014/15 may be a drama filled season for Diego Costa but it's also one with a plentiful supply of goals.
Chelsea's number 19 has netted 17 Premier League goals in 27 appearances, making him the league's top goal scorer. The Brazilian is currently facing a three-game ban and his goalscoring abilities will surely be missed at Stamford Bridge
6. Neymar: 15 goals
Some may insist that Neymar is 'annoying' on the pitch but none can deny this Brazilian's ability to hit the back of the net.
Neymar has scored 15 goals in 18 league appearances, proving to be a lethal partner for Lionel Messi on Barcelona's front line.
He currently sits third to only Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi on La Liga's top goal scoring table.
7. Jackson Martinez: 15 goals
Jackson Martinez has been not only Porto's top goal scorer but had dominated the entire Portuguese League.
The 28-year old Colombian international has scored 15 league goals for Porto and has netted five Champions League goals, contributing largely to Porto's advancement to the round of 16.
He sits on a cool 20 goals this season and proves he does just as well on the european stage as the world's best.
8. Sergio Aguero: 14 goals
I suppose the role as Lionel Messi's best friend comes will goalscoring responsibility and Manchester City's Sergio Aguero fulfills his duties to the fullest. The Argentine has hit the back of the net 14 times in the Premier League for Manchester City this season and ​another five times in the Champions League. He single handedly outscored Bayern Munich 3-2 back in November, adding a UCL hat-trick to his account and has, as expected, been the key to City's front line. His goal count across all competitions sits at 19.

9. Andre-Pierre Gignaz: 14 goals
Andre-Pierre Gignaz has hit the back of the net 14 times in 22 appearances for marseille, playing a key role in their battle against Lyon and PSG for the Ligue 1 title. The 29-year old forward has brought his career goal count with Marseille to 52 goals and has marked this season as one of his strongest to date.
10. Alexander Meier: 13 goals
Frankfurt's Alexander Meier has 13 goals to his account this season, making him the current king of Bundesliga scoring.
The 32-year-old midfielder sits ahead of Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben by 2 goals and proves that although his side currently sit in 9th on the German league table, he is in top form
11. Carlos Tevez: 13 goals
It appears a little Italian sun has done Carlos Tevez wonders as the Argentine has netted a lucky number 13 goals in 18 starts for Juventus this season. He currently sits atop the Serie A goal scoring table and has brought his goal count across all competitions to 18.
12. Charlie Austin: 13 goals
Charlie Austin may be getting a call from Roy Hodgson after his impressive 2014/15 goal-count so far for Queens Park Rangers this season.
Austin has netted 13 goals in just 20 appearances, making up for 62.5% of his side's 23 goals this season.
He has two assists to his account, putting him just third in the Premier League top scorers table, behind Sergio Aguero and Diego Costa.

Jonathan soriano is a player that truely amazes me with his goal ratio...i don't know why big teams are not lining up for him....hez goals for Barcelona team B and Salzburg got me wondering why he was never called up To Spain national team setup