Top-scorer honours shared

There was stiff competition in the scoring stakes in this season's UEFA Futsal Cup, with the prizes for both the Lisbon finals and the overall campaign being shared three ways.

In the finals, Leo scored four times in Kairat Almaty's semi-final defeat of ISK Dina Moskva but could only manage two assists as his side beat FC Barcelona in the decider. Alex of Sporting Clube de Portugal also got four as the hosts defeated ISK Dina Moskva for bronze, while the Russian club's Esquerdinha scored two in each of their games.

Final tournament top scorers
4 Alex (Sporting Clube de Portugal)
4 Esquerdinha (ISK Dina Moskva)
4 Leo (Kairat Almaty)
2 Divanei (Kairat Almaty)
2 Diogo (Sporting Clube de Portugal)
2 Dmitri Prudnikov (ISK Dina Moskva)
2 João Matos (Sporting Clube de Portugal)
2 Wilde (FC Barcelona)

For the third year running, a Sporting Club de Paris man finished on top of the season-long rankings – and this time it was new signing Café. His mark of ten goals was matched by Tobe of London-based debutants Baku United as well as Dina's Prudnikov, who scored twice in the semi-final loss to Kairat but was injured for the third-place play-off.

Earlier in the competition, Futsal Team Charleroi's Lúcio became only the second player to reach 50 goals in the UEFA Futsal Cup. Meanwhile, former SL Benfica man Arnaldo, back with FK Nikars Riga after leaving Baku United, became the fifth to make it to 40, Alex finishing only one short of that mark (the Leo on 40 goals is not the Kairat player).

Season top scorers 
10 Café (Sporting Club de Paris)
10 Dmitri Prudnikov* (ISK Dina Moskva)
10 Tobe (Baku United FC)
9 Augusto (Sporting Club de Paris)
8 Carlos (Baku United FC)
8 Denis Gumenyuk (FC Stalitsa Minsk),
8 Leo* (Kairat Almaty),
8 Mario Rivillos (Inter FS)

*Includes goals in finals

Previous season top scorers
2013/14: Betinho (Sporting Club de Paris) 11
2012/13: Betinho (Sporting Club de Paris), Alen Fetič (FC Litija), Diniz Pinheiro (Sporting Club de Paris), Amar Zouggaghi (Futsal Topsport Antwerpen) 10
2011/12: Ion Al-Ioani (Győri ETO FC) 13
2010/11: Chimel Vita Nzaka (Kremlin Bicêtre United) 16
2009/10: Joel Queirós (SL Benfica) 12
2008/09: Samir Makhoukhi (FC Blok Beverwijk) 9
2007/08: Karim Bali (Futsal Topsport Antwerpen) 13
2006/07: Serhiy Sytin (FC Shakhtar Donetsk) 10
2005/06: Predrag Rajić (KMF Marbo Beograd) 12
2004/05: Sergei Ivanov (FC Dynamo) 14
2003/04: André Vanderlei (Action 21 Charleroi) 19
2002/03: André Vanderlei (Action 21 Charleroi) 15
2001/02: Joan (Playas de Castellón FS) 13

All-time top scorers
André Vanderlei (Action 21 Charleroi/Châtelineau Futsal) 54
Lúcio (Action 21 Charleroi/Iberia Star Tbilisi/Futsal Team Charleroi) 50
Schumacher (Inter FS) 41*
Arnaldo (SL Benfica/FK Nikars Riga/Baku United FC) 40
Leo (Action 21 Charleroi) 40

*Excludes four goals in forfeited game