Benzema’s main victims were Chelsea (four goals), quarterfinal rival, paris st germain (three), eighths, and Manchester City (three), semi-final.
In addition, in the group stage he scored three against shaketar from Ukraine and two to FC Sheriff of Moldova, while he did not score against Inter Milan.
Behind the Frenchman they finished Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich), with 13 goals, and his compatriot sebastien haller (Ajax), with 11.
Liverpool had its top scorer in the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, who closed the season with eight shouts.
The top 10 top scorers in the Champions League
1-Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 141 goals (0.75 efficiency).
2-Lionel Messi (Argentina) 125 goals (0.80 efficiency).
3-Karim Benzema (Real Madrid) 86 goals (0.61 efficiency).
4-Robert Lewandoski (Poland) 86 goals (0.81 efficiency).
5-Raúl González (Spain) 71 goals (0.49 efficiency).
6-Ruud van Nistelrooy (Netherlands) 60 goals (0.74 efficiency).
7-Andriy Shevchenko (Ukraine) 59 goals (0.54 efficiency).
8-Thomas Müller (Germany) 52 goals (0.38 efficiency).
9-Thierry Henry (France) 51 goals (0.44 efficiency).
10-Filippo Inzaghi (Italy) 50 goals (0.59 efficiency).
Source: Ambito
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