2025 Under-19 Futsal EURO record-breaking top scorer: Rodrigo Monteiro

Portugal's Rodrigo Monteiro set a new record for goals at a UEFA Under-19 Futsal EURO final tournament, ultimately ending his team's triumphant campaign on seven strikes.

In all three previous editions, the top scorer had ended on five. But Rodrigo Monteiro sailed past that with hat-tricks in Portugal's wins against Ukraine and Moldova after scoring on Matchday 1 against Italy. Although he did not add to his tally in the knockout phase as Portugal retained their title, he ended two clear of his nearest rivals, Spain's Pablo Guti and Daniel Martínez Ruano (who registered in the showpiece).

Rodrigo Monteiro told UEFA: "It means a lot but the guys that I play with, they are fantastic, they put in balls and then I just do my job"

Having also struck in qualifying, Rodrigo Monteiro ended two goals shy of equalling the record of ten for an entire edition, set in 2023 by Kosovo's Blend Krasniqi. While Rodrigo Monteiro's haul of seven career finals goals is unmatched, he stands four behind compatriot Lúcio Rocha – top scorer in the 2023 finals – for goals including qualifying.

Top scorers (finals)

7 Rodrigo Monteiro (Portugal)

5 Pablo Guti (Spain)
5 Daniel Martínez Ruano (Spain)

4 Nacho Olivares (Spain)

3 Vojtěch Bíško (Czechia)
3 Mihael Čop (Slovenia)
3 Afonso Mourinha (Portugal)
3 Nazar Pershyn (Ukraine)

Top scorers (including qualifying)

8 Pablo Guti (Spain)
8 Rodrigo Monteiro (Portugal)

7 Franz Born (Germany)
7 Nacho Olivares (Spain)

6 Adalat Alakbarov (Azerbaijan)
6 Mihael Čop (Slovenia)
6 Tristan De Cock (Belgium)
6 Samuel Melissopoulos (Germany)
6 Enzo Moratelli (Italy)
6 Afonso Mourinha (Portugal)
6 Nazar Pershyn (Ukraine)
6 Daniel Martínez Ruano (Spain)
6 Urban Sevenšek (Slovenia)

Finals top scorers
2025: Rodrigo Monteiro (Portugal) 7
2023: Lúcio Rocha (Portugal) 5
2022: Nicolás Marrón (Spain), Pablo Ordoñez (Spain) 5
2019: Adrián Rodríguez (Spain), Antonio Pérez (Spain) 5

Season top scorers
2025: Pablo Guti (Spain), Rodrigo Monteiro (Portugal) 8
2023: Blend Krasniqi (Kosovo) 10
2022: Kacper Sendlewski (Poland) 8
2019: Danil Karpyuk (Russia), Fran Vukelić (Croatia) 8

All-time top scorers (finals)
7 Rodrigo Monteiro (Portugal)
6 Tomás Colaço (Portugal)
6 Juanito Moreno (Spain)
5 Pablo Guti (Spain)
5 Filip Josipović (Croatia)
5 Maksym Malynovskyi (Ukraine)
5 Nicolás Marrón (Spain)
5 Pablo Ordoñez (Spain)
5 Antonio Pérez (Spain)
5 Lúcio Rocha (Portugal)
5 Adrián Rodríguez (Spain)
5 Daniel Martínez Ruano (Spain)

All-time top scorers (including qualifying)
12 Lúcio Rocha (Portugal)
11 Maksym Malynovskyi (Ukraine)
10 Blend Krasniqi (Kosovo)
9 Tiago Macedo (Portugal)
9 Alen Ruis (Slovenia)