This is a year-by-year and all-time list of top scorers in the Copa Libertadores football tournament. Alberto Spencer is the all-time top goalscorer of the Copa Libertadores with 54 goals, while Daniel Onega is the record top goalscorer in a single season, with 17 goals in 1966.

The data below does not include the 1948 South American Championship of Champions, as it is not listed by CONMEBOL either as a Copa Libertadores edition or as an official competition. It must be pointed out, however, that at least in the years 1996 and 1997, CONMEBOL entitled equal status to both the Copa Libertadores and the 1948 tournament, in that the 1948 champions (Vasco da Gama) were allowed to participate in the Supercopa Libertadores, a CONMEBOL official competition that allowed participation for former Libertadores champions only (for example, not admitting participation for champions of other CONMEBOL official competitions, such as the Copa CONMEBOL).

Season	Player(s)	Nationality	Club(s)	Goals
1960	Alberto Spencer	Ecuador	Peñarol	7
1961	Osvaldo Panzutto	Argentina	Santa Fe	4
1962	Coutinho	Brazil	Santos	6
	Enrique Raymondi	Ecuador	Emelec
	Alberto Spencer	Ecuador	Peñarol
1963	José Sanfilippo	Argentina	Boca Juniors	7
1964	Mario Rodríguez	Argentina	Independiente	6
1965	Pelé	Brazil	Santos	8
1966	Daniel Onega	Argentina	River Plate	17
1967	Norberto Raffo	Argentina	Racing	14
1968	Tupazinho	Brazil	Palmeiras	11
1969	Alberto Ferrero	Uruguay	Santiago Wanderers	8
1970	Francisco Bertocchi	Uruguay	LDU Quito	9
	Oscar Más	Argentina	River Plate
1971	Luis Artime	Argentina	Nacional	10
	Raul Castronovo	Argentina	Peñarol
1972	Toninho Guerreiro	Brazil	São Paulo	6
	Teófilo Cubillas	Peru	Alianza Lima
	Oswaldo Ramírez	Peru	Universitario
	Percy Rojas	Peru	Universitario
1973	Carlos Caszely	Chile	Colo-Colo	9
1974	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Peñarol	7
	Pedro Rocha	Uruguay	São Paulo
	Terto	Brazil	São Paulo
1975	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Peñarol	8
	Oswaldo Ramírez	Peru	Universitario
1976	Palhinha	Brazil	Cruzeiro	13
1977	Néstor Scotta	Argentina	Deportivo Cali	5
1978	Guillermo La Rosa	Peru	Alianza Lima	8
	Néstor Scotta	Argentina	Deportivo Cali
1979	Miltão	Brazil	Guarani	6
	Juan José Oré	Peru	Universitario
1980	Waldemar Victorino	Uruguay	Nacional	6
1981	Zico	Brazil	Flamengo	11
1982	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Peñarol	7
1983	Arsenio Luzardo	Uruguay	Nacional	8
1984	Tita	Brazil	Flamengo	8
1985	Juan Carlos Sánchez	Argentina	Blooming	11
1986	Juan Carlos de Lima	Uruguay	Deportivo Quito	9
1987	Ricardo Gareca	Argentina	América de Cali	7
1988	Arnoldo Iguarán	Colombia	Millonarios	5
1989	Carlos Aguilera	Uruguay	Peñarol	10
	Raúl Vicente Amarilla	Spain	Olimpia
1990	Adriano Samaniego	Paraguay	Olimpia	7
1991	Gaúcho	Brazil	Flamengo	8
1992	Palhinha	Brazil	São Paulo	7
1993	Juan Carlos Almada	Argentina	Universidad Católica	9
1994	Stalin Rivas	Venezuela	Minervén	7
1995	Mário Jardel	Brazil	Grêmio	12
1996	Antony de Ávila	Colombia	América de Cali	11
1997	Alberto Acosta	Argentina	Universidad Católica	11
1998	Sérgio João	Brazil	Bolívar	10
1999	Gauchinho	Brazil	Cerro Porteño	6
	Fernando Baiano	Brazil	Corinthians
	Víctor Bonilla	Colombia	Deportivo Cali
	Ruberth Morán	Venezuela	Estudiantes de Mérida
	Ruben Sosa	Uruguay	Nacional
2000	Luizão	Brazil	Corinthians	15
2001	Lopes	Brazil	Palmeiras	9
2002	Rodrigo Mendes	Brazil	Grêmio	10
2003	Marcelo Delgado	Argentina	Boca Juniors	9
	Ricardo Oliveira	Brazil	Santos
2004	Luís Fabiano	Brazil	São Paulo	8
2005	Santiago Salcedo	Paraguay	Cerro Porteño	9
2006	Aloísio	Brazil	São Paulo	5
	Félix Borja	Ecuador	El Nacional
	José Luis Calderón	Argentina	Estudiantes
	Agustín Delgado	Ecuador	LDU Quito
	Sebastián Ereros	Argentina	Vélez Sársfield
	Ernesto Farías	Argentina	River Plate
	Fernandão	Brazil	Internacional
	Marcinho	Brazil	Palmeiras
	Daniel Montenegro	Argentina	River Plate
	Nilmar	Brazil	Corinthians
	Mariano Pavone	Argentina	Estudiantes
	Jorge Quinteros	Argentina	Universidad Católica
	Patricio Urrutia	Ecuador	LDU Quito
	Washington	Brazil	Palmeiras
2007	Salvador Cabañas	Paraguay	América	10
2008	Salvador Cabañas	Paraguay	América	8
	Marcelo Moreno	Bolivia	Cruzeiro
2009	Mauro Boselli	Argentina	Estudiantes	8
2010	Thiago Ribeiro	Brazil	Cruzeiro	8
2011	Roberto Nanni	Argentina	Cerro Porteño	7
	Wallyson	Brazil	Cruzeiro
2012	Matías Alustiza	Argentina	Deportivo Quito	8
	Neymar	Brazil	Santos
2013	Jô	Brazil	Atlético Mineiro	7
2014	Julio dos Santos	Paraguay	Cerro Porteño	5
	Nicolás Olivera	Uruguay	Defensor Sporting
2015	Gustavo Bou	Argentina	Racing	8
2016	Jonathan Calleri	Argentina	São Paulo	9
2017	José Sand	Argentina	Lanús	9
2018	Miguel Borja	Colombia	Palmeiras	9
	Wilson Morelo	Colombia	Santa Fe
2019	Gabriel Barbosa	Brazil	Flamengo	9
2020	Fidel Martínez	Ecuador	Barcelona	8
2021	Gabriel Barbosa	Brazil	Flamengo	11
2022	Pedro	Brazil	Flamengo	12
2023	Germán Cano	Argentina	Fluminense	13
2024	Júnior Santos	Brazil	Botafogo	10

As of 1 December 2024^[1]
Players in bold played in 2024 Copa Libertadores.

Rank	Nation	Player	Goals	Apps	Goal Ratio	Debut	Club(s)
1		Alberto Spencer	54	87	0.62	1960	Peñarol (48) Barcelona (6)
2		Fernando Morena	37	77	0.48	1973	Peñarol (37)
3		Pedro Virgilio Rocha	36	89	0.40	1962	Peñarol (25) São Paulo (10) Palmeiras (1)
4		Daniel Onega	31	47	0.66	1966	River Plate (31)
		Gabriel Barbosa	31	60	0.52	2018	Santos (1) Flamengo (30)
6		Miguel Borja	30	60	0.50	2015	Atlético Nacional (5) Palmeiras (11) Atlético Junior (7) River Plate (7)
		Julio Morales	30	76	0.39	1966	Nacional (30)
		Lucas Pratto	30	93	0.32	2011	Universidad Católica (6) Vélez Sarsfield (8) Atlético Mineiro (7) River Plate (9)
9		Luizão	29	43	0.67	1998	Vasco da Gama (5) Corinthians (15) Grêmio (4) São Paulo (5)
		Juan Carlos Sarnari	29	62	0.47	1966	River Plate (10) Universidad Católica (12) Universidad de Chile} (4) Santa Fe (3)
		Antony de Ávila	29	94	0.31	1983	América de Cali (27) Barcelona (2)
12		Luis Artime	28	41	0.68	1966	Independiente (8) Nacional (20)
		Alberto Acosta	28	55	0.51	1988	San Lorenzo (8) Boca Juniors (2) Universidad Católica (18)

• History of the Copa Libertadores
• Records and statistics of the Copa Libertadores
• List of Copa Libertadores winning managers

• Copa Libertadores Topscorers at RSSSF
• CONMEBOL Website: Libertadores Topscorers