Who holds the record for the fastest 100 goals in Europe's top 5 leagues?

With Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane setting a new record for the fastest 100 goals in the Bundesliga, the statistics regarding the quickest century of goals across Europe's top five leagues have once again come into focus.

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the overall record for reaching 100 goals in the fewest matches across Europe's top five leagues; he achieved this unique milestone in his 92nd La Liga match for Real Madrid in March 2012. In contrast, Kane reached his century of goals for Bayern in his 98th match.

• Record-holders for the fastest 100 goals in each of the top 5 leagues:
• La Liga (Spain) / Overall top 5 leagues: Cristiano Ronaldo (92 matches)
• Bundesliga (Germany): Harry Kane (98 matches)
• Ligue 1 (France): Josip Skoblar (100 matches, Marseille — 1972)
• English Premier League (England): Erling Haaland (111 matches, Manchester City — 2025)

(Note: Before the Premier League began in 1992, the record for the fastest 100 goals in England's 'First Division' was held by Sunderland's Johnny Campbell, in 102 matches)

Serie A (Italy): Gunnar Nordahl (110 matches, AC Milan — 1952)

Milestone of 100 goals in two top leagues

Only five footballers have achieved the feat of scoring at least 100 goals in two of Europe's top five leagues. They are—Cristiano Ronaldo (La Liga and Premier League), Harry Kane (Premier League and Bundesliga), Zlatan Ibrahimović (Ligue 1 and Serie A), Edinson Cavani (Ligue 1 and Serie A), and Gonzalo Higuaín (Serie A and La Liga).