What's up, lads? Today we're diving into some proper history: the all-time top scorer for each of the 22 clubs in LaLiga Hypermotion 2026/27. Legends from the 30s, magicians from the 80s and a couple of strikers still banging them in. But here's the thing before we kick off: every club counts their goals differently. Some add up all competitions, others only the league, and some only what's been recorded for the past few decades. So I'll spell out what each figure includes and where it comes from. Nothing made up.
| Club | Top scorer | Goals | Includes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real Oviedo | Isidro Lángara | 257 | All competitions | Real Oviedo statistics appendix (Wikipedia) |
| Real Sporting | Quini | 165 | La Liga | Multiple sources; figures vary depending on count |
| Girona FC | Cristhian Stuani (active) | 148 | Official, professional football (312 matches) | Girona FC, announced at contract renewal |
| UD Las Palmas | Germán Dévora | 119 | Official (453 matches) | UD Las Palmas statistics appendix (Wikipedia) |
| CD Tenerife | Julio Alonso «Julito» | 107 | Official (1953-1962) | CD Tenerife |
| Real Valladolid | Manuel Álvarez | 103 | Club historical list | Real Valladolid official website |
| Granada CF | Rafa | 101 | Official (157 matches) | Granada CF |
| Cádiz CF | Mágico González | 75 | Club historical list | Cádiz CF top scorers appendix (Wikipedia) |
| CE Sabadell | Manuel Pallàs | 70 | Club total | CE Sabadell official website (records) |
| Albacete | José Luis Zalazar | 62 | Recorded matches (205) | Transfermarkt |
| UD Almería | José Ortiz Bernal | 61 | Historical list | MARCA (December 2024) |
| CD Eldense | Alberto García | Over 60 | All-time top scorer according to club | CD Eldense |
| SD Eibar | Altuna and Luluaga (tied) | 60 | Historical list | AS (April 2026) |
| RCD Mallorca | Vedat Muriqi (active) | Over 54 | La Liga: surpassed Eto'o in April 2026 | Balearic press (April 2026) |
| CD Leganés | Miguel Ángel | 52 | Segunda División | CD Leganés |
| Córdoba CF | Pablo Rojas | 45 | 21st century | Córdoba CF |
| AD Ceuta FC | Rodri | 39 | Recorded matches (club founded 1996) | Livefutbol |
| Burgos CF | Curro Sánchez | 38 | Recorded matches | Livefutbol |
| FC Andorra | Sinan Bakış | 12 | Segunda División only (December 2025) | Diari d'Andorra |
| CD Castellón | No consolidated official data | — | Club hasn't published a historical count | — |
| Real Sociedad B | No consolidated data | — | Reserve side: no published historical record | — |
| Celta Fortuna | No consolidated data | — | Reserve side: no published historical record | — |
Ranked by number of goals. Figures from "recorded matches" (Transfermarkt, Livefutbol) only cover the era data exists for, so they might undercount the old legends. If you've got better official data for your club, drop it in the comments and we'll check it out.
In Gijón there's no argument. Enrique Castro «Quini», born in Oviedo (life's funny like that), is Sporting's all-time top scorer in La Liga with 165 goals, and he was top scorer in the top flight three seasons running wearing a Sporting shirt. If you count all competitions, different sources give different figures, but the throne is his and El Molinón stadium bears his name. Nothing else needs saying.
In the capital, the king is Isidro Lángara: 257 goals with Real Oviedo, according to the club's statistics appendix on Wikipedia, with Herrerita second over a hundred behind. He was La Liga's top scorer three seasons in a row back in the 30s, and IFFHS rates him as the greatest Spanish goalscorer of all time. Gotta give credit where it's due, even if it stings.
Cristhian Stuani is Girona through and through. He's on 148 goals in 312 official matches in professional football, as the club announced at his contract renewal, and every goal he bags this season adds to his own record. And at Mallorca, Vedat Muriqi made history in April 2026 with a brace against Rayo that crowned him the club's all-time top scorer in La Liga, ahead of a certain Samuel Eto'o (54). Whoever's got to face them, better be ready.
Mágico González, the Salvadoran genius, is Cádiz's all-time top scorer with 75, and probably the most talented player to ever grace this division. Germán Dévora is Las Palmas incarnate, with 119 goals. Julito (107) remains Tenerife's benchmark since the 1950s and 60s, and Rafa notched up 101 goals for Granada. And at Eibar, Altuna and Luluaga share the record with 60 apiece, with Jon Bautista nestled in the top 5 since April 2026.
In three cases we couldn't find reliable, published historical data. Castellón doesn't have an official all-time top scorers list for their senior side, and for the B-teams, Real Sociedad B and Celta Fortuna, there's no consolidated record either. We'd rather leave it blank than throw out a name without backing it up. At other clubs, like Andorra (relative newcomers to professional football) or Córdoba, the figures we have only cover part of their history, and we've made that clear.
Missing someone? Know your club's official record? Drop it in the comments and we'll update it. And if you're into derby history, the full Asturian derby table with all the top scorers is over at the Asturian derby page. ¡Puxa Sporting! 🔴⚪
Quini, with 165 goals in La Liga with Sporting. If all competitions are counted, figures vary depending on the source, but he remains the leading scorer.
Isidro Lángara, with 257 goals according to the club's statistics appendix on Wikipedia, ahead of Herrerita. The IFFHS considers him the greatest Spanish goalscorer of all time.
Cristhian Stuani, still active, with 148 goals in 312 official matches in professional football according to the club.
Vedat Muriqi, who in April 2026 surpassed Samuel Eto'o's 54 goals to become Mallorca's all-time top scorer in La Liga.
Because we have not found an official published historical record of their first team's top scorers. We prefer not to provide a name without reliable backing.
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