List of Copa Libertadores top scorers

This is a year-by-year and all-time list of top scorers in the Copa Libertadores football tournament. Alberto Spencer is the all-time top goalscorer of the Copa Libertadores with 54 goals, while Daniel Onega is the record top goalscorer in a single season, with 17 goals in 1966.

The data below does not include the 1948 South American Championship of Champions, as it is not listed by CONMEBOL either as a Copa Libertadores edition or as an official competition. It must be pointed out, however, that at least in the years 1996 and 1997, CONMEBOL entitled equal status to both the Copa Libertadores and the 1948 tournament, in that the 1948 champions (Vasco da Gama) were allowed to participate in the Supercopa Libertadores, a CONMEBOL official competition that allowed participation for former Libertadores champions only (for example, not admitting participation for champions of other CONMEBOL official competitions, such as the Copa CONMEBOL).

By tournament

Season Player(s) Nationality Club(s) Goals
1960 Alberto Spencer Ecuador Peñarol 7
1961 Osvaldo Panzutto Argentina Santa Fe 4
1962 Coutinho Brazil Santos 6
Enrique Raymondi Ecuador Emelec
Alberto Spencer Ecuador Peñarol
1963 José Sanfilippo Argentina Boca Juniors 7
1964 Mario Rodríguez Argentina Independiente 6
1965 Pelé Brazil Santos 8
1966 Daniel Onega Argentina River Plate 17
1967 Norberto Raffo Argentina Racing 14
1968 Tupazinho Brazil Palmeiras 11
1969 Alberto Ferrero Uruguay Santiago Wanderers 8
1970 Francisco Bertocchi Uruguay LDU Quito 9
Oscar Más Argentina River Plate
1971 Luis Artime Argentina Nacional 10
Raul Castronovo Argentina Peñarol
1972 Toninho Guerreiro Brazil São Paulo 6
Teófilo Cubillas Peru Alianza Lima
Oswaldo Ramírez Peru Universitario
Percy Rojas Peru Universitario
1973 Carlos Caszely Chile Colo-Colo 9
1974 Fernando Morena Uruguay Peñarol 7
Pedro Rocha Uruguay São Paulo
Terto Brazil São Paulo
1975 Fernando Morena Uruguay Peñarol 8
Oswaldo Ramírez Peru Universitario
1976 Palhinha Brazil Cruzeiro 13
1977 Néstor Scotta Argentina Deportivo Cali 5
1978 Guillermo La Rosa Peru Alianza Lima 8
Néstor Scotta Argentina Deportivo Cali
1979 Miltão Brazil Guarani 6
Juan José Oré Peru Universitario
1980 Waldemar Victorino Uruguay Nacional 6
1981 Zico Brazil Flamengo 11
1982 Fernando Morena Uruguay Peñarol 7
1983 Arsenio Luzardo Uruguay Nacional 8
1984 Tita Brazil Flamengo 8
1985 Juan Carlos Sánchez Argentina Blooming 11
1986 Juan Carlos de Lima Uruguay Deportivo Quito 9
1987 Ricardo Gareca Argentina América de Cali 7
1988 Arnoldo Iguarán Colombia Millonarios 5
1989 Carlos Aguilera Uruguay Peñarol 10
Raúl Vicente Amarilla Spain Olimpia
1990 Adriano Samaniego Paraguay Olimpia 7
1991 Gaúcho Brazil Flamengo 8
1992 Palhinha Brazil São Paulo 7
1993 Juan Carlos Almada Argentina Universidad Católica 9
1994 Stalin Rivas Venezuela Minervén 7
1995 Mário Jardel Brazil Grêmio 12
1996 Antony de Ávila Colombia América de Cali 11
1997 Alberto Acosta Argentina Universidad Católica 11
1998 Sérgio João Brazil Bolívar 10
1999 Gauchinho Brazil Cerro Porteño 6
Fernando Baiano Brazil Corinthians
Víctor Bonilla Colombia Deportivo Cali
Ruberth Morán Venezuela Estudiantes de Mérida
Ruben Sosa Uruguay Nacional
2000 Luizão Brazil Corinthians 15
2001 Lopes Brazil Palmeiras 9
2002 Rodrigo Mendes Brazil Grêmio 10
2003 Marcelo Delgado Argentina Boca Juniors 9
Ricardo Oliveira Brazil Santos
2004 Luís Fabiano Brazil São Paulo 8
2005 Santiago Salcedo Paraguay Cerro Porteño 9
2006 Aloísio Brazil São Paulo 5
Félix Borja Ecuador El Nacional
José Luis Calderón Argentina Estudiantes
Agustín Delgado Ecuador LDU Quito
Sebastián Ereros Argentina Vélez Sársfield
Ernesto Farías Argentina River Plate
Fernandão Brazil Internacional
Marcinho Brazil Palmeiras
Daniel Montenegro Argentina River Plate
Nilmar Brazil Corinthians
Mariano Pavone Argentina Estudiantes
Jorge Quinteros Argentina Universidad Católica
Patricio Urrutia Ecuador LDU Quito
Washington Brazil Palmeiras
2007 Salvador Cabañas Paraguay América 10
2008 Salvador Cabañas Paraguay América 8
Marcelo Moreno Bolivia Cruzeiro
2009 Mauro Boselli Argentina Estudiantes 8
2010 Thiago Ribeiro Brazil Cruzeiro 8
2011 Roberto Nanni Argentina Cerro Porteño 7
Wallyson Brazil Cruzeiro
2012 Matías Alustiza Argentina Deportivo Quito 8
Neymar Brazil Santos
2013 Jô Brazil Atlético Mineiro 7
2014 Julio dos Santos Paraguay Cerro Porteño 5
Nicolás Olivera Uruguay Defensor Sporting
2015 Gustavo Bou Argentina Racing 8
2016 Jonathan Calleri Argentina São Paulo 9
2017 José Sand Argentina Lanús 9
2018 Miguel Borja Colombia Palmeiras 9
Wilson Morelo Colombia Santa Fe
2019 Gabriel Barbosa Brazil Flamengo 9
2020 Fidel Martínez Ecuador Barcelona 8
2021 Gabriel Barbosa Brazil Flamengo 11
2022 Pedro Brazil Flamengo 12
2023 Germán Cano Argentina Fluminense 13
2024 Júnior Santos Brazil Botafogo 10

All-time top scorers

As of 1 December 2024[1]
Players in bold played in 2024 Copa Libertadores.

Rank Nation Player Goals Apps Goal Ratio Debut Club(s)
1 Alberto Spencer 54 87 0.62 1960 Peñarol (48)
Barcelona (6)
2 Fernando Morena 37 77 0.48 1973 Peñarol (37)
3 Pedro Virgilio Rocha 36 89 0.40 1962 Peñarol (25)
São Paulo (10)
Palmeiras (1)
4 Daniel Onega 31 47 0.66 1966 River Plate (31)
Gabriel Barbosa 31 60 0.52 2018 Santos (1)
Flamengo (30)
6 Miguel Borja 30 60 0.50 2015 Atlético Nacional (5)
Palmeiras (11)
Atlético Junior (7)
River Plate (7)
Julio Morales 30 76 0.39 1966 Nacional (30)
Lucas Pratto 30 93 0.32 2011 Universidad Católica (6)
Vélez Sarsfield (8)
Atlético Mineiro (7)
River Plate (9)
9 Luizão 29 43 0.67 1998 Vasco da Gama (5)
Corinthians (15)
Grêmio (4)
São Paulo (5)
Juan Carlos Sarnari 29 62 0.47 1966 River Plate (10)
Universidad Católica (12)
Universidad de Chile} (4)
Santa Fe (3)
Antony de Ávila 29 94 0.31 1983 América de Cali (27)
Barcelona (2)
12 Luis Artime 28 41 0.68 1966 Independiente (8)
Nacional (20)
Alberto Acosta 28 55 0.51 1988 San Lorenzo (8)
Boca Juniors (2)
Universidad Católica (18)


See also

References

  1. ^ "Copa Libertadores - All-time Topscorers". WorldFootball.net. Archived from the original on 3 December 2024. Retrieved 11 December 2024.
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