Capocannoniere
Prima Divisione/Divisione Nazionale/Serie A

Capocannoniere

Section Title: Prima Divisione/Divisione Nazionale/Serie A
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Season	Player(s)	Nationality	Club(s)	Goals

1923–24	Heinrich Schönfeld	Austria	Torino	22

1924–25	Mario Magnozzi	Italy	Livorno	19

1925–26	Ferenc Hirzer	Hungary	Juventus	35

1926–27	Anton Powolny	Austria	Internazionale	22

1927–28	Julio Libonatti	Argentina/ Italy	Torino	35

1928–29	Gino Rossetti	Italy	Torino	36

1929–30	Giuseppe Meazza	Italy	Ambrosiana-Inter	31

1930–31	Rodolfo Volk	Italy	Roma	29

1931–32	Angelo Schiavio Pedro Petrone	Italy Uruguay	Bologna Fiorentina	25

1932–33	Felice Borel	Italy	Juventus	29

1933–34	Felice Borel	Italy	Juventus	31

1934–35	Enrique Guaita	Argentina/ Italy	Roma	28

1935–36	Giuseppe Meazza	Italy	Ambrosiana-Inter	25

1936–37	Silvio Piola	Italy	Lazio	21

1937–38	Giuseppe Meazza	Italy	Ambrosiana-Inter	20

1938–39	Ettore Puricelli Aldo Boffi	Uruguay/ Italy Italy	Bologna Milan	19

1939–40	Aldo Boffi	Italy	Milan	24

1940–41	Ettore Puricelli	Uruguay/ Italy	Bologna	22

1941–42	Aldo Boffi	Italy	Milan	22

1942–43	Silvio Piola	Italy	Lazio	21

1943–45	Not awarded	N/A	N/A	N/A

1945–46	Guglielmo Gabetto	Italy	Torino	22

1946–47	Valentino Mazzola	Italy	Torino	29

1947–48	Giampiero Boniperti	Italy	Juventus	27

1948–49	István Nyers	Hungary	Internazionale	26

1949–50	Gunnar Nordahl	Sweden	Milan	35

1950–51	Gunnar Nordahl	Sweden	Milan	34

1951–52	John Hansen	Denmark	Juventus	30

1952–53	Gunnar Nordahl	Sweden	Milan	26

1953–54	Gunnar Nordahl	Sweden	Milan	23

1954–55	Gunnar Nordahl	Sweden	Milan	27

1955–56	Gino Pivatelli	Italy	Bologna	29

1956–57	Dino da Costa	Brazil/ Italy	Roma	22

1957–58	John Charles	Wales	Juventus	28

1958–59	Antonio Valentín Angelillo	Argentina/ Italy	Internazionale	33

1959–60	Omar Sívori	Argentina/ Italy	Juventus	28

1960–61	Sergio Brighenti	Italy	Sampdoria	27

1961–62	José Altafini Aurelio Milani	Brazil/ Italy Italy	Milan Fiorentina	22

1962–63	Harald Nielsen Pedro Manfredini	Denmark Argentina	Bologna Roma	19

1963–64	Harald Nielsen	Denmark	Bologna	21

1964–65	Sandro Mazzola Alberto Orlando	Italy Italy	Internazionale Fiorentina	17

1965–66	Luis Vinicio	Brazil	Vicenza	25

1966–67	Gigi Riva	Italy	Cagliari	18

1967–68	Pierino Prati	Italy	Milan	15

1968–69	Gigi Riva	Italy	Cagliari	21

1969–70	Gigi Riva	Italy	Cagliari	21

1970–71	Roberto Boninsegna	Italy	Internazionale	24

1971–72	Roberto Boninsegna	Italy	Internazionale	22

1972–73	Giuseppe Savoldi Paolino Pulici Gianni Rivera	Italy Italy Italy	Bologna Torino Milan	17

1973–74	Giorgio Chinaglia	Italy	Lazio	24

1974–75	Paolino Pulici	Italy	Torino	18

1975–76	Paolino Pulici	Italy	Torino	21

1976–77	Francesco Graziani	Italy	Torino	21

1977–78	Paolo Rossi	Italy	Vicenza	24

1978–79	Bruno Giordano	Italy	Lazio	19

1979–80	Roberto Bettega	Italy	Juventus	16

1980–81	Roberto Pruzzo	Italy	Roma	18

1981–82	Roberto Pruzzo	Italy	Roma	15

1982–83	Michel Platini	France	Juventus	16

1983–84	Michel Platini	France	Juventus	20

1984–85	Michel Platini	France	Juventus	18

1985–86	Roberto Pruzzo	Italy	Roma	19

1986–87	Pietro Paolo Virdis	Italy	Milan	17

1987–88	Diego Maradona	Argentina	Napoli	15

1988–89	Aldo Serena	Italy	Internazionale	22

1989–90	Marco van Basten	Netherlands	Milan	19

1990–91	Gianluca Vialli	Italy	Sampdoria	19

1991–92	Marco van Basten	Netherlands	Milan	25

1992–93	Giuseppe Signori	Italy	Lazio	26

1993–94	Giuseppe Signori	Italy	Lazio	23

1994–95	Gabriel Batistuta	Argentina	Fiorentina	26

1995–96	Igor Protti Giuseppe Signori	Italy Italy	Bari Lazio	24

1996–97	Filippo Inzaghi	Italy	Atalanta	24

1997–98	Oliver Bierhoff	Germany	Udinese	27

1998–99	Márcio Amoroso	Brazil	Udinese	22

1999–2000	Andriy Shevchenko	Ukraine	Milan	24

2000–01	Hernán Crespo	Argentina	Lazio	26

2001–02	David Trezeguet Dario Hübner	France Italy	Juventus Piacenza	24

2002–03	Christian Vieri	Italy	Internazionale	24

2003–04	Andriy Shevchenko	Ukraine	Milan	24

2004–05	Cristiano Lucarelli	Italy	Livorno	24

2005–06	Luca Toni	Italy	Fiorentina	31

2006–07	Francesco Totti	Italy	Roma	26

2007–08	Alessandro Del Piero	Italy	Juventus	21

2008–09	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Sweden	Internazionale	25

2009–10	Antonio Di Natale	Italy	Udinese	29

2010–11	Antonio Di Natale	Italy	Udinese	28

2011–12	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Sweden	Milan	28

2012–13	Edinson Cavani	Uruguay	Napoli	29

2013–14	Ciro Immobile	Italy	Torino	22

2014–15	Mauro Icardi Luca Toni	Argentina Italy	Internazionale Hellas Verona	22

2015–16	Gonzalo Higuaín	Argentina	Napoli	36

2016–17	Edin Džeko	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Roma	29

2017–18	Mauro Icardi Ciro Immobile	Argentina Italy	Internazionale Lazio	29

Sentence(s)

The highest number of goals scored to win the Capocannoniere is 36, by both Gino Rossetti for Torino in 1928–29 and Gonzalo Higuaín for Napoli in 2015–16.

final_sentence: The highest number of goals scored to win the Capocannoniere is 36, by both Gino Rossetti for Torino in 1928–29 and Gonzalo Higuaín for Napoli in 2015–16.