Euro 2016 – Top Goalscorer

Everyone loves a juicy return from a small stake. With our Top Goalscorer market for the upcoming Euro 2016 tournament, unearthing the player that finds the back of the net with the most regularity ensures a heathy addition to your wallet. It can also be a good idea to spread your selections as the returns are simply too good to pass up!
Let’s take a look at what the favourites have to offer.

Cristiano Ronaldo [8.50]

Ronaldo blasted past the 50-goal mark for the sixth consecutive season at Real Madrid and given his unerring ability to hit the target, is tough to ignore. Portugal have a decent draw with Austria, Hungary and Iceland in Group F – sides that will certainly be wary of the threat that CR7 possesses. However, Ronaldo seems to be struggling with an injury before yet another major tournament and considering that his international form rarely mirrors his domestic exploits, may be worth passing up.

Thomas Muller [8.75]

No doubt one of the more popular selections given his tournament pedigree, Muller will be looking to follow up his 32 goals for Bayern Munich this season with a strong showing at Euro 2016. Considering Germany are joint favourites to win the competition, the form of Muller will be integral to a title charge. There should be plenty of scoring opportunities in a group containing Poland, Republic of Ireland and Ukraine.

Antoine Griezmann [10.00]

Griezmann will need to put the disappointment of losing out on the Champions League trophy behind him if he is to justify France’s status as joint-favourites to win the tournament. Griezmann has had a fantastic season with Atletico Madrid and in a group containing Albania, Romania and Switzerland, should come across his fair share of chances. However, Olivier Giroud (15.00), among others, provides strong competition for goals in the French squad.

Robert Lewandowski [15.00]

There’s no denying Lewandowski’s quality in front of goal, with the Polish frontman netting an astonishing 44 times this season. He scored five goals in nine minutes after coming on as a substitute against Wolfsburg. Just let that sink in. Although Poland will do well to progress deep in the tournament, if there is any man to spur them forward, it’s Lewandowski. The price is right for small punt here.

Harry Kane [15.00]

After two deadly seasons at Tottenham Hotspur, Harry Kane will finally have the chance to make his mark on the international stage. A natural replacement for Wayne Rooney up front, there will still be competition for places among the English strikers with Jamie Vardy, Daniel Sturridge and Marcus Rashford also in contention. Nevertheless, Kane’s predatory instincts should see him granted plenty of chances against the likes of Russia, Slovakia and Wales in Group B.

Any of these strikers pique your interest? View all of the candidates for Top Goalscorer here!
Some of these players also make it onto our list for Player of the Tournament