The Saudi Pro League has become the premier destination for football fans across the Arab world, and its appeal now extends far beyond the Middle East, attracting a global audience. Each round brings surprises and shifts in momentum, with intense competition among the traditional powerhouses—Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ittihad, and Al Ahli—alongside ambitious clubs eager to break the established order.
Al Nassr clinched the Saudi Pro League title for the 2025-2026 season, but that did not overshadow the individual brilliance of Julian Quiñones of Al Qadsiah, who secured the top scorer award last season despite his team finishing fourth. As the current 2026-2027 campaign unfolds, the race for the golden boot remains fiercely contested, with new stars joining the ranks of the league’s leading marksmen.
Current Top Scorers in the Saudi Pro League 2026-2027
Ivan Toney of Al Ahli currently leads the scoring charts with six goals, reinforcing his reputation as one of the league’s most lethal forwards. Behind him, a cluster of players are tied with four or three goals, reflecting the competitive nature of this season’s title race.
Leading Contenders
- Ivan Toney (Al Ahli) – 6 goals
- Sergej Milinković-Savić (Al Hilal) – 4 goals
- Moussa Dembélé (Al Ettifaq) – 3 goals
- Steven Bergwijn (Al Ittihad) – 3 goals
- Teddy Oko (Al Riyadh) – 3 goals
- Alexandre Lacazette (Neom) – 3 goals
- Julián Domínguez (Al Khaleej) – 3 goals
- Iker Cortagarina (Al Khaleej) – 3 goals
- Jorge Elinijina (Al Ittihad) – 3 goals
- Rúben Neves (Al Hilal) – 3 goals
- Mateo Retegui (Al Qadsiah) – 3 goals
- Ângelo Gabriel (Al Nassr) – 3 goals
Players with Two Goals
A large group of players are tied with two goals each, including notable names such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mané, João Félix, and Abdulilah Al-Amri, all from Al Nassr. Also on two goals are Samo Costa (Al Nassr), Sultan Mandash (Al Hilal), Abderrazak Hamdallah (Al Taawoun), Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat (Al Qadsiah), Abdulaziz Al-Duwaihi (Al Hazem), Lazar (Al Fayha), Darwin Núñez (Al Diriyah), Crescencio Samervil (Al Hilal), Hugo Mora (Al Fayha), Julián Quiñones (Al Qadsiah), Eduard Spetsyan (Al Ahli), and Francisco Trincão (Al Ahli).
Players with One Goal
Numerous players have opened their accounts with a single goal so far. This list includes Edgaras Utkus (Al Khaleej), Adel Boulbina (Al Diriyah), Karim Benzema and Malcom (Al Hilal), Alexandre Mendy (Al Fayyad), Théo Bongonda (Al Fayyad), Ryan Moussa (Al Ettifaq), Bernard Mensah (Al Riyadh), Amadou Koné (Neom), Saïd Benrahma (Neom), Tijani Reijnders (Al Qadsiah), Turki Al-Ammar (Al Qadsiah), Yannick Carrasco, Roger Martínez, and Hamam Al-Hamami (Al Shabab), Sofiane Bendebka, Ahmed Al-Shamrani, Mohammed Al-Dosari, and Afimico Pululu (Al Hazem), Youssef En-Nesyri and Nasser Al-Dosari (Al Ittihad), Abdulilah Al-Malki (Al Diriyah), Shakeel Pinas (Al Khaleej), Jack Hendry, Álvaro Medrán, and Ondřej Duda (Al Ettifaq), Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet, Leandro Antunes, and Teddy Lia Oko (Al Riyadh), Josh Brownhill (Al Shabab), Kshim Al-Qahtani (Abha), Joshua King (Al Khaleej), Cristian Pasquato (Al Fayyad), Lucas Haraslin (Al Fateh), Mishari Al-Nemer (Al Diriyah), Abdulaziz Al-Aliwa (Al Khaleej), Bassam Al-Hurayji (Al Taawoun), Mohammed Qader Mete (Al Hilal), Théo Hernandez (Al Hilal), Saleh Al-Omari (Al Khaleej), Alimami Gory and Michy Batshuayi (Abha), Mohammed Suwaan (Al Khaleej), Ollie Watkins (Al Hilal), Muhannad Al-Saad (Neom), Fashion Sakala (Al Fayha), and Naif Masoud (Al Ahli).
Outlook for the Golden Boot Race
With the season still in progress, the competition for the top scorer title remains wide open. Ivan Toney’s early lead is under constant threat from a chasing pack that includes some of the most recognizable names in world football. As the campaign develops, the standings are expected to shift, keeping fans and analysts alike watching closely.
