Retegui, Immobile, Orsolini: Top Italian goalscorers in 2024 | OneFootball

Mateo Retegui was the best Italian goalscorer in 2024, followed by Ciro Immobile and Riccardo Orsolini.

Retegui scored 16 goals in 35 Serie A games with Genoa and Atalanta last year, resulting in the best Italian scorer in the top 15 leagues, as reported by Transfermarkt.

Quite surprisingly, and worryingly to some extent, the second-best Italian scorer in 2024 was Immobile, who combined 12 goals for Lazio and his new club Besiktas.

ISTANBUL, TURKEY – AUGUST 3: Ciro Immobile of Besiktas celebrates after scoring his tam’s first goal during the Turkish Super League match between Galatasaray and Besiktas at Ataturk Olympic Stadium on August 3, 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey. (Photo by Ahmad Mora/Getty Images)

Bologna winger Riccardo Orsolini scored the same amount of goals in 32 league games last year, while Moise Kean bagged 11 goals for Fiorentina and none for Juventus in 23 appearances in 2024.

Even Federico Macheda, a former Manchester United striker currently contracted with Greek side Asteras Aktor, makes the top 20 for the top Italian scorers in 2024. The 33-year-old scored five goals in 24 appearances last year.

The new year will be crucial to Italy and Luciano Spalletti, who will begin 2025 with the Nations League quarter-finals against Germany before starting the World Cup qualifiers.

Top Italian goalscorers in 2024

Mateo Retegui (Atalanta, Genoa) – 16 goals in 35 games

Ciro Immobile (Besiktas, Lazio) – 12 goals in 28 games

Riccardo Orsolini (Bologna) – 12 goals in 32 games

Moise Kean (Fiorentina, Juventus) – 11 goals in 23 games

Vincenzo Grifo (SC Freiburg) – 9 goals in 33 games

Lorenzo Lucca (Udinese) – 9 goals in 24 games

Davide Frattesi (Inter) – 8 goals in 30 games

Mattia Zaccagni (Lazio) – 8 goals in 28 games

Gianluca Scamacca (Atalanta) – 7 goals in 17 games

Sebastiano Esposito (Empoli, Sampdoria) – 6 goals in 14 games

Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma) – 6 goals in 33 games

Roberto Piccoli (Cagliari, Lecce) – 6 goals in 37 games

Andrea Pinamonti (Genoa, Sassuolo) – 6 goals in 37 games

Federico Macheda (Asteras Aktor, Ankaragücü) – 5 goals in 24 games

Daniel Maldini (Monza) – 5 goals in 28 games

Lorenzo Colombo (Empoli, Monza) – 5 goals in 27 games

Andrea Belotti (Fiorentina, Como) – 5 goals in 31 games

Matteo Cancellieri (Empoli, Parma) – 5 goals in 34 games

Federico Dimarco (Inter) – 5 goals in 31 games

Matteo Pessina (Monza) – 5 goals in 30 games