The battle for the European Golden Boots, which Messi and Cristiano had long held, has now been shifted to Halland and Levandowski.
During the most recent summer transfer window, Halland transferred from Portia Dortmund to Manchester City in a deal that cost approximately 60 million euros.
Lewandowski transferred from Bayern Munich to Barcelona during the same transfer window, incurring a 45 million euro transfer fee for the Catalan squad.
The Norwegian striker started scoring goals after moving to Manchester City, and no one could have predicted how many there would be by the season’s end.
Halland has appeared for Manchester City in 16 games thus far, clocking 1264 minutes of playing time while scoring 22 goals and making 3.
With 17 goals, Halland leads the English Premier League in scoring, much outpacing his nearest rival, Tottenham striker Harry Kane, who has 10 goals.
Lewandowski played in 15 games for Barcelona, appearing in 1217 minutes while scoring 17 goals and assisting on 4.
Lewandowski is also the leading scorer in the Spanish league with 12 goals, while Real Betis player Borja Iglisias follows him with 7 goals.
There is still a long way to go in the Spanish and English Premier League careers, and everyone will finally wait for someone to take home the European Golden Shoe trophy.
How will Lewandowski and Halland’s dispute be resolved?
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