Italy national team's top scorer per year (1910-2018)

Italy national team's top scorer per year (1910-2018).

Olympic Games' not taken in account since the first World Cup in 1930.

1910 : Pietro Lana (Milan), 3 goals.

1911 : Arturo Boiocchi (US Milanese), 2 goals.

1912 : Enrico Sardi (Genoa), Carlo Rampini (Vercelli), Franco Bontadini (Inter), 2 goals.

1913 : Guido Ara (Vercelli), 1 goal.

1914 : 4 players with 1 goal. Cevenini (Inter), Barbesino & Mattea (Casale), Berardo (Vercelli).

1915 : Aldo & Luigi Cevinini (Inter), 1 goal each.

1920 : Guglielmo Brezzi (Genoa), 5 goals. In 6 games. Aebi (Milan), 3 in 2, 3 vs France.

1921 : Luigi Cevenini (Inter), 3 goals.

1922 : Adolfo Baloncieri (Alessandria) & Giovanni Moscardini (US Lucchese), 3 goals. L. Cevinini, 2.

1923 : 4 players with 1 goal. L. Cevinini (Inter), Santamaria (Genoa), Moscardini (Lucchese), Migliavacca (Novara).

1924 : Mario Magnozzi (Livorno) & Giuseppe Della Valle (Bologna), 2 goals.

1925 : Adolfo Baloncieri (Roma), Giovanni Moscardini (Pisa), Virgilio Levratto (H. Verona), Angelo Schiavio (Bologna), Leopoldo Conti (Inter), 2 goals.

1926 : Virgilio Levratto (Genoa), Mario Magnozzi (Livorno), Giuseppe Della Valle (Bologna), 3 goals.

1927 : Adolfo Baloncieri (Roma) & Julio Libonatti (Torino), 6 goals.

1928 : Adolfo Baloncieri (Torino), 8 goals. Julio Libonatti (Torino), 7.

1929 : Gino Rossetti (Torino), 4 goals.

1930 : Giuseppe Meazza (Ambrosiana), 6 goals.

1931 : Giuseppe Meazza (Ambrosiana), 5 goals. Raimundo Orsi (Juventus), 4

1932 : Francesco Fedullo (Bologna), 3 goals vs Switzerland. Meazza, Orsi, Ferrari, Costantino, 2.

1933 : Giuseppe Meazza (Ambrosiana), 5 goals.

1934 : Giuseppe Meazza (Ambrosiana), 7 goals.

1935 : Giuseppe Meazza (Ambrosiana) & Silvio Piola (Lazio), 2 goals.

1936 : Giuseppe Meazza, Silvio Piola, Gino Colaussi, Giovanni Ferrari, Attilio Demaria, 2 goals.

1937 : Silvio Piola (Lazio), 5 goals.

1938 : Silvio Piola (Lazio), 9 goals. Gino Colaussi (Trieste), 6.

1939 : Silvio Piola (Lazio), 8 goals.

1940 : Amadeo Biavati (Bologna), 2 goals.

1942 : Pietro Ferraris (Torino), 2 goals.

1945 : Amadeo Biavati (Bologna), 2 goals.

1946 : 3 players with 1 goal. V. Mazzola & Castigliano (Torino), Piola (Lazio).

1947 : Romeo Menti (Torino), 4 goals. Guglielmo Gabetto (Torino), 3.

1948 : Francesco Pernigo (Modena), 4 goals vs USA.

1949 : Riccardo Carapellese (Milan), 3 goals. Then transferred to Torino.

1950 : Ermes Mucinelli (Juventus), 3 goals.

1951 : Amado Amadei (Napoli), 3 goals.

1952 : Egisto Pandolfini (Fiorentina then Roma) & Aredio Gimona (Palermo), 3 goals.

1953 : 5 players with 1 goal : Muccinelli, Pandolfini, Ricagni, Cervato, Frignani.

1954 : Carlo Galli (Roma), 4 goals.

1955 : Giampiero Boniperti (Juventus), 2 goals.

1956 : Angelo Longoni (Atalanta), 2 goals vs Austria & Giuseppe Virgili (Fiorentina), 2 vs Brazil.

1957 : Guido Gratton & Sergio Cervato (Fiorentina), 2 goals. 2 vs Portugal for Gratton.

1958 : Bruno Nicolè (Juventus), 2 goals.

1959 : Francisco Lojacono (Fiorentina), 2 goals.

1960 : 4 players with 1 goal : Lojacono, Montuori, Stacchini, Boniperti.

1961 : Omar Sivori (Juventus), 8 goals.

1962 : José Altafini (Milan) & Alberto Orlando (Roma), 4 goals. 4 vs Turkey for Orlando.

1963 : Gianni Rivera (Milan) & Angelo Sormani (Mantova), 2 goals.

1964 : Alessandro Mazzola (Inter), 3 goals.

1965 : Alessandro Mazzola (Inter), 6 goals.

1966 : Alessandro Mazzola (Inter), 5 goals.

1967 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), 6 goals.

1968 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), Pierino Prati (Milan) & Angelo Domenghini (Inter), 2 goals.

1969 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), 8 goals.

1970 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), 6 goals.

1971 : Roberto Boninsegna (Inter), 4 goals.

1972 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), 4 goals.

1973 : Gigi Riva (Cagliari), 7 goals.

1974 : 4 players with 1 goal : Rivera, Boninsegna, Capello, Anastasi.

1975 : Paolo Pulici (Torino), 2 goals.

1976 : Roberto Bettega (Juventus), 8 goals. Francesco Graziani (Torino), 7.

1977 : Roberto Bettega (Juventus), 6 goals.

1978 : Paolo Rossi (Vicenza), 4 goals.

1979 : Paolo Rossi (Vicenza then Perugia), 3 goals.

1980 : Francesco Graziani (Torino), 5 goals.

1981 : Francesco Graziani (Torino then Fiorentina), 3 goals.

1982 : Paolo Rossi (Juventus), 6 goals.

1983 : Paolo Rossi & Antonio Cabrini (Juventus), 2 goals.

1984 : Paolo Rossi, Antonio Cabrini (Juventus), Alessandro Altobelli (Inter), 2 goals.

1985 : Alessandro Altobelli (Inter), 3 goals.

1986 : Alessandro Altobelli (Inter), 9 goals.

1987 : Gianluca Vialli (Sampdoria), 5 goals.

1988 : Gianluca Vialli (Sampdoria), 5 goals.

1989 : Roberto Baggio (Fiorentina), 3 goals.

1990 : Toto Schilacci (Juventus), 6 goals. R. Baggio (Fiorentina then Juventus), 4.

1991 : Gianluca Vialli (Sampdoria), 3 goals.

1992 : Roberto Baggio (Juventus), 6 goals.

1993 : Roberto Baggio (Juventus), 5 goals.

1994 : Roberto Baggio (Juventus), 5 goals.

1995 : Gianfranco Zola (Parma), 7 goals.

1996 : Pierluigi Casiraghi (Lazio), 5 goals.

1997 : Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus), 4 goals.

1998 : Christian Vieri (Atlético Madrid then Lazio), 6 goals.

1999 : Pippo Inzaghi (Juventus), 3 goals.

2000 : Pippo Inzaghi (Juventus), 5 goals. Del Piero (Juventus) & Totti (Roma), 4.

2001 : Pippo Inzaghi (Juventus), 4 goals.

2002 : Christian Vieri (Inter) & Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus), 5 goals.

2003 : Pippo Inzaghi (Milan), 6 goals. Vieri : 4.

2004 : Christian Vieri (Inter), 3 goals.

2005 : Luca Toni (Palermo then Fiorentina), 5 goals. Gilardino (Milan), 4, Pirlo (Milan), 3.

2006 : Luca Toni (Fiorentina) & Alberto Gilardino (Milan), 4 goals. Materazzi (Inter), 3.

2007 : Luca Toni (Fiorentina then Bayern), 4 goals. Di Natale (Udinese), 3.

2008 : Antonio Di Natale (Udinese), 4goals. De Rossi (Roma), 3.

2009 : Alberto Gilardino (Fiorentina), 6 goals.

2010 : Fabio Quagliarella (Napoli then Juventus), 4 goals.

2011 : Antonio Cassano (Milan), 4 goals. G. Rossi (Villareal) & Pazzini (Inter), 3.

2012 : Mario Balotelli (Manchester City), 4 goals.

2013 : Mario Balotelli (Milan), 7 goals.

2014 : Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus), 3 goals.

2015 : Graziano Pellè (Southampton), 3 goals. Antonio Candreva (Lazio) & Eder (Sampdoria), 2.

2016 : Graziano Pellè (Southampton then China), 5 goals.

2017 : Eder (Inter), 3 goals.

2018 : 9 players with 1 goal.

2019 : Andrea Belotti (Torino), 4 goals. 4 players with 3 goals.

See also : the same for Brazil and France.