Germany national team's top scorer by year (1908-2019).

Germany national team's top scorer by year (1908-2018).

1908 : Fritz Förderer (Karlsruhe) & Fritz Becker (Kickers Frankfurt), 2 goals.

1909 : Willi Worpitzky (Viktoria Berlin), 2 goals.

1910 : Eugen Kipp (Sf Berlin), 3 goals.

1911 : Otto Dumke (Viktoria Berlin), 3 goals. Kipp, Förderer & Worpitzky, 2.

1912 : Gottfried Fuchs (Karlsruhe), 11 goals.

1913 : 4 players with 1 goal. Fuchs, Kipp, Wegele, Jäger.

1914 : 4 players with 1 goal. Harder, Jäger, Wegele, Queck. 1 match, 4-4 with NED.

1920 : Adolf Jäger (Altona, Hamburg), 2 goals.

1921 : Sepp Herberger (Waldhof, Mannheim), 2 goals.

1922 : 4 players with 1 goal. Jäger, Franz, Seiderer, Weissenbacher.

1923 : Leonhard Seiderer (Fürth) & Carl Hartmann (Potsdam), 2 goals.

1924 : Otto Harder (Hamburg) & Andreas Franz (Fürth), 3 goals.

1925 : Otto Harder (Hamburg) & Paul Pömpner (Leipzig), 3 goals.

1926 : Otto Harder (Hamburg), 6 goals.

1927 : Josef Pöttinger (Bayern), 4 goals.

1928 : Richard Hofmann (Meerane), 5 goals.

1929 : Georg Frank (Fürth), 5 goals. Richard Hofmann (Dresden), 4.

1930 : Richard Hofmann (Dresden), 7 goals.

1931 : Richard Hofmann (Dresden), 3 goals.

1932 : Richard Hofmann (Dresden), 5 goals.

1933 : Richard Hofmann (Benrath, Düsseldorf), 5 goals.

1934 : Richard Hofmann (Benrath, Düsseldorf), 7 goals.

1935 : Edmund Conen (Saarbrücken), 9 goals. Ernst Lehner (TSV Schwaben, Augsburg) & August Lenz (Dortmund), 7.

1936 : Adolf Urban (Schalke), 4.

1937 : Otto Siffling (Waldhof, Manneihm), 10 goals. Lehner, 7.

1938 : Jupp Gauchel (Neuendorf, Koblenz), 7 goals.

1939 : Helmut Schön (Dresden), 8 goals. Franz Binder (Rapid Wien), 7 goals.

1940 : Wilhelm Hahnemann (Admira Wien), 9 goals. Edmund Conen (Kickers Stuttgart), 8.

1941 : Fritz Walter (K'lautern), 7 goals. Ernest Willimowski (Chemnitz), 6.

1942 : Fritz Walter (K'lautern), Ernest Willimowski (1860 München) & Karl Decker (FC Vienna), 7 goals. August Klingler (Karlsruhe), 6.

1950 : Herbert Burdenski (Werder), 1 goal. 1 match played this year, 1-0 against SWI.

1951 : Max Morlock (Nürnberg), 4 goals.

1952 : Ottmar Walter (K'lautern), 4 goals.

1953 : Max Morlock (Nürnberg), 4 goals.

1954 : Max Morlock (Nürnberg), 9 goals. Hans Schäfer (Köln), 7.

1955 : Fritz Walter (K'lautern), Jupp Röhring (Köln), Karl Mai (Fürth), 2 goals.

1956 : Willi Schröder (Werder), 3 goals.

1957 : Helmut Rahn (Rot-Weiss Essen), Alfred Schmidt (Dortmund), Gerhard Siedl (Karlsruhe), 2 goals.

1958 : Helmut Rahn (Rot-Weiss Essen), 10 goals.

1959 : Uwe Seeler (Hamburg), 6 goals.

1960 : Gert Dörfel (Hamburg), 5 goals. Uwe Seeler (Hamburg), 4.

1961 : Uwe Seeler (Hamburg), 5 goals.

1962 : Heinz Streh (Nürnberg), 3 goals.

1963 : Uwe Seeler (Hamburg), 3 goals.

1964 : Uwe Seeler (Hamburg), 4 goals.

1965 : Klaus-Dieter Sieloff (VfB Stuttgart), 4 goals.

1966 : Uwe Seeler (Hamburg) & Franz Beckenbauer (Bayern), 7 goals.

1967 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 6 goals.

1968 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), Wolfgang Overath (Köln), Georg Volkert (Nürnberg), Siegfried Held (Dortmund), 2 goals.

1969 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 9 goals.

1970 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 13 goals.

1971 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 12 goals.

1972 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 13 goals.

1973 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 7 goals.

1974 : Gerd Müller (Bayern), 6 goals. Breitner (Bayern) & Cullmann (Köln), 4.

1975 : Jupp Heynckes (M'Gladbach), 4 goals. Erich Beer (Hertha Berlin), 3.

1976 : Dieter Müller (Köln) & Erich Beer (Hertha Berlin), 4 goals.

1977 : Klaus Fischer (Schalke), 11 goals.

1978 : Rainer Bonhof (M'Gladbach then Valencia), 5 goals. K-H Rummenigge (Bayern), 4.

1979 : Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern) & Klaus Fischer (Schalke), 5 goals.

1980 : Klaus Allofs (F. Düsseldorf), 7 goals.

1981 : Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern) & Klaus Fischer (Schalke), 9 goals.

1982 : Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern), 9 goals.

1983 : Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern), 8 goals. Rudi Völler (Werder), 6.

1984 : Rudi Völler (Werder), 5 goals.

1985 : Rudi Völler (Werder) & Pierre Littbarski (Köln), 4 goals.

1986 : Rudi Völler (Werder), 7 goals.

1987 : Rudi Völler (Roma) & Pierre Littbarski (Köln), 3 goals.

1988 : Lothar Matthaüs (Bayern then Inter), 4 goals.

1989 : Rudi Völler (Roma), 3 goals. Littbarski (Köln) & Möller (Dortmund), 2.

1990 : Rudi Völler (Roma) & Lothar Matthaüs (Inter), 7 goals.

1991 : Karl-Heinz Riedle (Lazio) & Lothar Matthaüs (Inter), 3 goals. Völler, 2.

1992 : Karl-Heinz Riedle (Lazio) & Thomas Hässler (Roma), 4 goals.

1993 : Andreas Möller (Juventus), 7 goals. Klinsmann (Monaco), 6. Riedle (Laz. then Dort.), 5.

1994 : Jürgen Klinsmann (Monaco then Tottenham), 11 goals.

1995 : Jürgen Klinsmann (Tottenham then Bayern), 6 goals. Möller (Dortmund), 5.

1996 : Jürgen Klinsmann (Bayern), 7 goals. Möller (Dortmund) & Bierhoff (Udinese), 6.

1997 : Oliver Bierhoff (Udinese), 7 goals. Ulf Kirsten (Leverkusen), 5.

1998 : Oliver Bierhoff (Udinese then Milan), 8 goals.

1999 : Oliver Bierhoff (Milan), 6 goals.

2000 : Oliver Bierhoff (Milan), Ulf Kirsten (Leverkusen), Carsten Jancker (Bayern), 3 goals.

2001 : Michael Ballack (Leverkusen), 6 goals.

2002 : Miroslav Klose (Werder), 12 goals.

2003 : Fredi Bobic (Hannover then H. Berlin), 6 goals.

2004 : Kevin Kuranyi (VfB Stuttgart), 10 goals. Ballack (Bayern), 8.

2005 : Lukas Podolski (Köln), 8 goals. Ballack (Bayern), 7.

2006 : Miroslav Klose (Werder), 13 goals. Lukas Podolski (Köln then Bayern), 12.

2007 : Kevin Kuranyi (Schalke), 5 goals.

2008 : Miroslav Klose (Bayern), 8 goals. Lukas Podolski (Bayern), 7.

2009 : Lukas Podolski (Bayern then Köln), 6 goals. Mario Gomez (VfB then Bayern), 5.

2010 : Miroslav Klose (Bayern), 10 goals.

2011 : Mario Gomez (Bayern), 7 goals. Klose, Özil, T. Müller, Schürrle, 5.

2012 : Mesut Özil (Real), 6 goals. Reus (M'Gladbach then Dortmund), 5. Gomez, Klose, 4.

2013 : Thomas Müller (Bayern), 6 goals.

2014 : Thomas Müller (Bayern), 10 goals.

2015 : Thomas Müller (Bayern), 5 goals.

2016 : Thomas Müller (Bayern), 5 goals. Gomez (Besiktas), 4.

2017 : Timo Werner (Leipzig), 7 goals. Goretzka (Schalke), 6.

2018 : Timo Werner (RB Leipzig), Toni Kroos (Real Madrid) and Leroy Sané (Manchester City), 2 goals.

2019 : Serge Gnabry (Bayern), 9 goals.