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#1 Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez (FC Barcelona) - 57 goals
Barcelona’s potentially treble-winning season ended in a whimper after the 4-0 humbling at Liverpool and the Copa Del Rey final loss to Valencia. But Messi fans in particular can rejoice that the Argentine ace enjoyed another fruitful year.
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With 36 league goals, Messi claimed his sixth Pichichi as well as the European Golden Boot by a mile. He literally peeled this rag-tag outfit off the ground on multiple occasions and without him, it could’ve been far worse for the Blaugrana.
His partner-in-crime Luis Suarez contrastingly had an underwhelming campaign by his own stratospheric standards. Yet, he managed to fire 21 goals and achieve a second position in La Liga’s scoring charts.
His highlight of the season was the hat-trick against Real Madrid in the 5-1 demolition, whereas Messi bagged similar feat against Levante, Real Betis and Sevilla for the most hat-tricks in the season.
