Gidsel Dominates Champions League Scoring Charts, Hernández Leads Goalkeeper Rankings
Following the conclusion of the group phase of the EHF Champions League 2026/27 season, the competition’s top scorers and goalkeepers have been confirmed after six rounds of action.
At the top of the scoring charts stands Denmark international and Füchse Berlin superstar Mathias Gidsel, who has netted an impressive 65 goals, averaging almost 11 per game. His closest challenger is Portuguese sensation Francisco Costa, with 48 goals, while Slovenian wonderkid Aljuš Anžić and Sweden’s Simon Jeppsson share third place with 47 goals each.
Among the goalkeepers, Barcelona’s Sergey Hernández leads the way with 86 saves and an outstanding 39.1% save percentage. He is followed by Magnus Kjærsgaard Petersen with 75 saves and Montenegro international Nebojša Simić with 74.
Serbian international Dejan Milosavljev also features among the 20 most successful goalkeepers, alongside several players representing clubs from the former Yugoslavia.
Below are the complete lists of the TOP 20 scorers and goalkeepers in the EHF Champions League following the conclusion of the group phase.
TOP 20 Scorers – EHF Champions League 2026/27
Mathias Gidsel (Füchse Berlin) – 65
Francisco Costa (Sporting) – 48
Aljuš Anžić (Celje) – 47
Simon Jeppsson (Kolstad) – 47
Martim Costa (Sporting) – 44
Manuel Zehnder (GOG) – 44
Mario Šoštarić (Pick Szeged) – 41
Oli Mittún (GOG) – 41
Noam Leopold (Nantes) – 40
Jerome Müller (Kriens-Luzern) – 39
William Höghielm (Kristianstad) – 38
Frederik Bjerre (Wisla Plock) – 37
Aleks Vlah (Kielce) – 37
Elohim Prandi (PSG) – 37
Filip Glavaš (Zagreb) – 35
Juri Knorr (Aalborg) – 35
Hjalte Lykke (GOG) – 34
Hugo Descat (Veszprem) – 34
Yahia Khaled (PSG) – 34
Tim Freihöfer (Füchse Berlin) – 34
TOP 20 Goalkeepers – Total Saves
Sergey Hernández (Barcelona) – 86
Magnus Kjærsgaard Petersen (Aarhus) – 75
Nebojša Simić (Melsungen) – 74
Emil Nielsen (Veszprem) – 73
Christoffer Hoffmann Bonde (Nantes) – 58
Kristian Pilipović (Kriens-Luzern) – 58
Miljan Vujović (Wisla Plock) – 56
Miłosz Wałach (Vardar) – 53
Ionuț Iancu (Dinamo Bucuresti) – 49
Dejan Milosavljev (Kielce) – 47
Gal Gaberšek (Celje) – 47
Rémi Desbonnet (Montpellier) – 46
Dominik Kuzmanović (Magdeburg) – 43
Mikkel Løvkvist (PSG) – 42
Urh Kastelic (Zagreb) – 41
Andreas Palicka (Füchse Berlin) – 40
Kevin Møller (GOG) – 40
Roland Mikler (Pick Szeged) – 39
Niklas Landin (Aalborg) – 38
Nicolai Neupart (Kolstad) – 36
