Zarra trophy: History and players who have won it
The Zarra trophy It is an award that every year, from the season 2005-2006, give the diary Brand the top Spanish scorer in both the First and Second Divisions. In this article we will review the record and the players who have won it the most times since its creation.
Winners of the Zarra Trophy in the First Division
- Iago Aspas: 4 times (2016-2017, 2017-2018, 2018-2019 Y 2021-2022).
- David Villa: 4 times (2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2008-2009 Y 2009-2010).
- Aritz Aduriz: 2 times (2014-2015 Y 2015-2016).
- Gerard Moreno: 2 times (2019-2020 Y 2020-2021).
- Alvaro Negredo: 2 times (2010-2011 Y 2012-2013).
- Dani Güiza: 1 turn (2007-2008).
- Fernando llorente: 1 turn (2011-2012).
- Roberto Soldado: 1 turn (2011-2012).
- Diego Costa: 1 turn (2013-2014).
- Raul De Tomás: 1 turn (2021-2022).
As we can observe, Iago Aspas Y David Villa lead the list of winners Zarra trophy. They have both done it four times., yes, the Galician footballer is still active so he can still become a solo leader.
Since its creation in 2005, the trophy has been shared by two footballers on two occasions. In the season 2011-2012, both Fernando Llorente and Roberto Soldier scored 17 goals. They were the two best Spanish scorers of that season and, Of course, both received the trophy from Marca.
Of the same, in the campaign 2021-2022, Iago Aspas Y Raul De Tomás they did the same. Further, again, the number of goals scored by both was 17 so many.
On the other hand, The number of goals scored by some of the players on the list is striking.. Without going further, Dani Güiza Y Diego Costa (Brazilian nationalized Spanish) were able to score 27 so many the year they won the trophy. For his part, David Villa was the author of 25 in the 2005-2006.
By last, and as a curious fact, there are three footballers who have won the Zarra trophy in both First and Second Division: Iago Aspas, Roberto Soldier and Raul De Tomas. Thus, if we get strict, the Celta footballer is the one who has won the award the most times.
