Meet the top Spanish scorers abroad in 2020

Almost twenty ‘Spaniards around the world’ have scored five goals or more so far this year. Many of them have also starred in great exploits. The first in the list is Pablo Sarabia, the only one who plays in one of the major European leagues. The Madrid player has already scored 10 goals with PSG in 2020. Seven of them signed them in the Cup, which led him to become the first player of the parisian club to score in the first five rounds of the gala competition. Sarabia dethroned Pedro Miguel Pauleta, who linked four rounds watching goal in the 2003/04 season.

The next on the list has no less merit. After a year without a team, Genís Soldevila He signed for Inter Club d'Escaldes, with whom he has already scored eight goals in 2020, which have resulted in six points for his current team. leader in the Andorran First Division. With eight also appears Juanfri, from the St. Joseph’s Gibraltarian. After ilerdense and fuengiroleño a fivefold draw: with seven German Cuts (Boca, Gibraltar), Kike Gomez (Lincoln, Gibraltar), Ferran Corominas (FC Goa, India), Manuel Onwu (Odisha, India) and Hugo Lopez (Dhofar, Oman). Coro's goals were essential for FC Goa to win the ISL and qualify for the group stage of the Asian Champions League. Onwu, for his part, converted Odisha's best goal this year and López made more than half of his goals (four) in the same match.

Six goals have scored in 2020 Toni Martinez, captain of a Famalicao that has gone from being the relief team to becoming a reality in Portugal. The same, six, accumulates this year in India Phyto Miranda, who also signed the first goal in Chennai City's history in the AFC Cup. An Asian 'Europa League' whose top scorer is Spanish: his name is Welcome Cashew and he has also signed six goals with the Philippine Ceres Negros so far this year.

In the last step, with five goals scored this year, seven players appear: Raul Assent (Cosenza, Italy), Adrian Gallant (Europa FC, Gibraltar), Fran Shepherd (Real Potosí, Bolivia), George Canillas (Horn, Austria), Fran Gonzalez (Mohun Bagan, India), Paul Galician (Managua FC, Nicaragua) and Alvaro Negredo (Al Nasr, United Arab Emirates). The latter conquered the Gulf Cup with one of his goals, while Gállego, the only Spanish footballer who continues to work, is the top scorer of the Nicaraguan Clausura.