The captain of the Levante, Joseph
Lewis
Morales, scored his team's two goals against Alavés (2-2) in Vitoria this Saturday and reached, with thirteen
so many, his best goalscoring record in a season of his professional career.
Curiously, Morales achieves this record when he lived a tough drought
scorer that lasted for more than three months, as his last goals were in the draw against Granada (2-2) on February 6.
The Levante captain, at 33, has scored 12 goals in the League, and he is already the team's top scorer in this competition, and he also scored a goal in the Copa del Rey.
Until now, the Madrid striker had scored twelve goals in the same season on two occasions. It was in the seasons 2017-17 and 2018-19, while last year he barely achieved four targets.
Morales, who in February renewed his contract until 2023 With Levante, he is the third most used player by Paco López in the League, only behind Carlos Clerc and Aitor Fernández, and he is the only Levantine player who has participated in the 35 league games.
Now, with three days to go, the captain has the opportunity to improve your numbers and get closer to the historical record for Levante in the League held by the Ivorian Arouna Koné, who scored 15 goals in the 2011-12 season.