List of Ligue 1 top scorers
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List of Ligue 1 top scorers

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Season	Player	Nationality	Club	Goals	Games	Rate

1932–33	Walter Kaiser	Germany	Rennes	15

1932–33	Robert Mercier	France	Club Français	15	16	0.9375

1933–34	István Lukács	Hungary	Sète ♦	28

1934–35	André Abegglen	Switzerland	Sochaux ♦	30	28	1.0714

1935–36	Roger Courtois	France	Sochaux	34	30	1.1333

1936–37	Oskar Rohr	Germany	Strasbourg	30	29	1.0345

1937–38	Jean Nicolas	France	Rouen	26	26	1.0000

1938–39	Roger Courtois (2)	France	Sochaux	27	27	1.0000

1938–39	Désiré Koranyi	France	Sète ♦	27	29	0.9310

Championship not played 1939–1945 due to World War II

1945–46	René Bihel	France	Lille ♦	28	25	1.1200

1946–47	Pierre Sinibaldi	France	Stade Reims	33	37	0.8919

1947–48	Jean Baratte	France	Lille	31

1948–49	Jean Baratte (2)	France	Lille	26

1948–49	Josef Humpál	Czechoslovakia	Sochaux	26

1949–50	Jean Grumellon	France	Rennes	25

1950–51	Roger Piantoni	France	Nancy	27

1950–51	Jean Courteaux	France	Nice	27

1951–52	Gunnar Andersson	Sweden	Marseille	31

1952–53	Gunnar Andersson (2)	Sweden	Marseille	35

1953–54	Édouard Kargu	France	Bordeaux	27

1954–55	René Bliard	France	Stade Reims ♦	30

1955–56	Thadée Cisowski	France	RC Paris	31

1956–57	Thadée Cisowski (2)	France	RC Paris	33

1957–58	Just Fontaine	France	Stade Reims ♦	34	26	1.3077

1958–59	Thadée Cisowski (3)	France	RC Paris	30

1959–60	Just Fontaine (2)	France	Stade Reims ♦	28

1960–61	Roger Piantoni (2)	France	Stade Reims	28

1961–62	Sékou Touré	Ivory Coast	Montpellier	25

1962–63	Serge Masnaghetti	France	Valenciennes	35

1963–64	Ahmed Oudjani	Algeria	Lens	30	31	0.9677

1964–65	Jacques Simon	France	Nantes ♦	24

1965–66	Philippe Gondet	France	Nantes ♦	36

1966–67	Hervé Revelli	France	Saint-Étienne ♦	31

1967–68	Étienne Sansonetti	France	Ajaccio	26

1968–69	André Guy	France	Lyon	25

1969–70	Hervé Revelli (2)	France	Saint-Étienne ♦	28

1970–71	Josip Skoblar	Yugoslavia	Marseille ♦	44	36	1.2222

1971–72	Josip Skoblar (2)	Yugoslavia	Marseille ♦	30	31	0.9677

1972–73	Josip Skoblar (3)	Yugoslavia	Marseille	26	31	0.8387

1973–74	Carlos Bianchi	Argentina	Stade Reims	30	33	0.9091

1974–75	Delio Onnis	Argentina	Monaco	30	37	0.8108

1975–76	Carlos Bianchi (2)	Argentina	Stade Reims	34	38	0.8947

1976–77	Carlos Bianchi (3)	Argentina	Stade Reims	28	37	0.7568

1977–78	Carlos Bianchi (4)	Argentina	Paris Saint-Germain	37	38	0.9737

1978–79	Carlos Bianchi (5)	Argentina	Paris Saint-Germain	27	36	0.7500

1979–80	Erwin Kostedde	West Germany	Laval	21

1979–80	Delio Onnis (2)	Argentina	Monaco	21

1980–81	Delio Onnis (3)	Argentina	Tours	24

1981–82	Delio Onnis (4)	Argentina	Tours	29

1982–83	Vahid Halilhodžić	Yugoslavia	Nantes ♦	27

1983–84	Patrice Garande	France	Auxerre	21

1983–84	Delio Onnis (5)	Argentina	Toulon	21

1984–85	Vahid Halilhodžić (2)	Yugoslavia	Nantes	28

1985–86	Jules Bocandé	Senegal	Metz	23

1986–87	Bernard Zénier	France	Metz	18

1987–88	Jean-Pierre Papin	France	Marseille	19

1988–89	Jean-Pierre Papin (2)	France	Marseille ♦	22

1989–90	Jean-Pierre Papin (3)	France	Marseille ♦	30

1990–91	Jean-Pierre Papin (4)	France	Marseille ♦	23

1991–92	Jean-Pierre Papin (5)	France	Marseille ♦	27

1992–93	Alen Bokšić	Croatia	Marseille ♦	22

1993–94	Roger Boli	France	Lens	20

1993–94	Youri Djorkaeff	France	Monaco	20

1993–94	Nicolas Ouédec	France	Nantes	20

1994–95	Patrice Loko	France	Nantes ♦	22

1995–96	Sonny Anderson	Brazil	Monaco	21	34	0.6176

1996–97	Stéphane Guivarc'h	France	Rennes	21	36	0.5833

1997–98	Stéphane Guivarc'h (2)	France	Auxerre	21	32	0.6563

1998–99	Sylvain Wiltord	France	Bordeaux ♦	22	33	0.6667

1999–2000	Sonny Anderson (2)	Brazil	Lyon	23	32	0.7187

2000–01	Sonny Anderson (3)	Brazil	Lyon	22	29	0.7586

2001–02	Djibril Cissé	France	Auxerre	22	29	0.7586

2001–02	Pauleta	Portugal	Bordeaux	22	33	0.6666

2002–03	Shabani Nonda	DR Congo	Monaco	26	35	0.7428

2003–04	Djibril Cissé (2)	France	Auxerre	26	38	0.6842

2004–05	Alexander Frei	Switzerland	Rennes	20	36	0.5556

2005–06	Pauleta (2)	Portugal	Paris Saint-Germain	21	36	0.5833

2006–07	Pauleta (3)	Portugal	Paris Saint-Germain	15	33	0.4545

2007–08	Karim Benzema	France	Lyon ♦	20	36	0.5555

2008–09	André-Pierre Gignac	France	Toulouse	24	38	0.6315

2009–10	Mamadou Niang	Senegal	Marseille ♦	18	32	0.5625

2010–11	Moussa Sow	Senegal	Lille ♦	25	36	0.6944

2011–12	Olivier Giroud	France	Montpellier ♦	21	36	0.5833

2011–12	Nenê	Brazil	Paris Saint-Germain	21	35	0.6000

2012–13	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Sweden	Paris Saint-Germain ♦	30	34	0.8823

2013–14	Zlatan Ibrahimović (2)	Sweden	Paris Saint-Germain ♦	26	33	0.7878

2014–15	Alexandre Lacazette	France	Lyon	27	33	0.8181

2015–16	Zlatan Ibrahimović (3)	Sweden	Paris Saint-Germain ♦	38	31	1.2258

2016–17	Edinson Cavani	Uruguay	Paris Saint-Germain	35	36	0.9722

2017–18	Edinson Cavani (2)	Uruguay	Paris Saint-Germain ♦	28	32	0.875

Sentence(s)

Kargu was the Ligue 1 top scorer in the 1953–54 season, scoring 27 goals for Bordeaux.
In the 1953–54 season, Kargu of Bordeaux was the Ligue 1 topscorer with 27 goals.
Kargu played for Bordeaux and was the Ligue 1 topscorer in the 1953–54 season scoring 27 goals.

final_sentence: Kargu was the Ligue 1 top scorer in the 1953–54 season, scoring 27 goals for Bordeaux.
final_sentence: In the 1953–54 season, Kargu of Bordeaux was the Ligue 1 topscorer with 27 goals.
final_sentence: Kargu played for Bordeaux and was the Ligue 1 topscorer in the 1953–54 season scoring 27 goals.