2024 Under-19 EURO: Daniel Braut finishes top scorer
Sunday, July 28, 2024
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Norway's Daniel Braut won the goals race in Northern Ireland with three strikes at the finals.
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Daniel Braut finished as top scorer at the 2024 UEFA Under-19 European Championship with three goals.
The Norway forward opened his account with a pinpoint strike on Matchday 1 against Italy, before two neat finishes against Northern Ireland in their final group stage match.
One goal shy of Braut, seven different players ended the tournament on two strikes: Spain's Iker Bravo, France duo Saimon Bouabre and Valentin Atangana, Denmark's Alexander Simmelhack and Mikel Krüger-Johnsen, and Italy's Kevin Zeroli and Francesco Camarda – the tournament's youngest-ever scorer, who was aged 16 years 130 days when he registered twice against hosts Northern Ireland on Matchday 2.
2024 U19 EURO finals top scorers
3: Daniel Braut (Norway)
2: Valentin Atangana (France)
2: Saimon Bouabre (France)
2: Iker Bravo (Spain)
2: Francesco Camarda (Italy)
2: Mikel Krüger-Johnsen (Denmark)
2: Alexander Simmelhack (Denmark)
2: Kevin Zeroli (Italy)
Each team's 2024 U19 EURO finals top scorer
Denmark: Alexander Simmelhack, Mikel Krüger-Johnsen (2)
France: Valentin Atangana, Saimon Bouabre (2)
Italy: Francesco Camarda, Kevin Zeroli (2)
Northern Ireland: N/A
Norway: Daniel Braut (3)
Spain: Iker Bravo (2)
Türkiye: Fahri Ay, Emir Bars, Yiğit Fidan, Poyraz Yıldırım, Efe Sarıkaya, İsak Vural (1)
Ukraine: Hennadii Synchuk, Matvii Ponomarenko, Danylo Krevsun (1)
Previous U19 EURO finals top scorers
2022/23: Víctor Barberá (Spain) 4
2021/22: Loum Tchaouna (France) 4
2018/19: Gonçalo Ramos (Portugal) 4
2017/18: João Filipe (Portugal), Francisco Trincão (Portugal) 5
2016/17: Benjamin Brereton (England), Viktor Gyökeres (Sweden), Joel Mohammed Ramzan Piroe (Netherlands), Kouassi Sessegnon (England) 3
2015/16: Jean-Kevin Augustin (France) 6
2014/15: Borja Mayoral (Spain) 3
2013/14: Davie Selke (Germany) 6
2012/13: Anass Achahbar (Netherlands), Alexandre Guedes (Portugal), Gratas Sirgėdas (Lithuania) 3
2011/12: Jesé Rodríguez (Spain) 5
2010/11: Álvaro Morata (Spain) 6
2009/10: Daniel Pacheco (Spain) 4
2008/09: Nathan Delfouneso (England) 4
2007/08: Tomáš Necid (Czechia) 4
2006/07: Anis Ben-Hatira (Germany), Kévin Monnet-Paquet (France), Kostantinos Mitroglou (Greece) 3
2005/06: Alberto Bueno (Spain), İlhan Parlak (Türkiye) 5
2004/05: Borko Veselinović (Serbia and Montenegro) 5
2003/04: Ali Oztürk (Türkiye), Lukasz Piszczek (Poland) 4
2002/03: Paulo Sérgio (Portugal) 5
2001/02: Fernando Torres (Spain) 4
