Who is the Golden Boot winner in this World Cup?

The favourite for the Golden Boot at the 2010 World Cup is currently Argentina's No.9 Gonzalo Higuain.

As of June 19, the star with the most goals is Argentina's No. 9 Higuain. He scored three goals and scored a hat-trick in Argentina's 4-1 win against South Korea.

In addition to their own good competitive form, point-grabbing awareness and shooting skills, the Golden Boot winner has a lot to do with the depth of the entire team on the world team. The more games you play, the more opportunities you have to shoot, so the star of the winning team is the most likely to be the winner of this year's Golden Boot. For example, Argentina's Gonzalo Higuain, Germany's Podolski, Brazil's Kaka, and Great Britain's Wayne Rooney are all likely to be the top scorers in the end.

Past Golden Boot winners have generally established a goal advantage in the group stage, because when they enter the knockout stage, both sides will be very vigilant and the number of goals will be reduced.

So at present, on June 19, Argentina's No. 9 Higuain, who has scored the most goals, is undoubtedly the biggest favorite for this year's Golden Boot winner.

And then give you the previous World Cup Golden Boot awards.

Higuain Golden Boot Messi, the most valuable player.

Rooney or Villa!

Don't look at a game and decide ......

Hehe, I also top Argentina's Messi.

Argentina is playing very well in this World Cup.

Those who support it are all up

Higuain is on pole position at the start.

Summary. The inaugural World Cup featured 18 matches and a total of 70 goals were scored, with an average of one goal per game. Top scorer Starbil (Argentina) - 8-goal All-Goal All-Team goalkeeper:

Yakšić (former Yugoslavia) Defenders: Jurkkovic (former Yugoslavia), Nazazi (Uruguay) Defenders: Andrade (Uruguay), Monti (Argentina), Jestido (Uruguay) Forwards:

Saconi (Uruguay), Saiya (Uruguay), Castro (Uruguay), Stabil (Argentina), Ferreira (Argentina).

Who is the Golden Boot award for the first World Cup.

Hello dear, it's a pleasure to serve you! According to the data query, the first World Cup Golden Boot award is: 1992-93 Teddy Sheringham (Tottenham).

Hello, the first World Cup Golden Boot was won by Quillermo Stabil from Argentina, who scored 8 goals in that tournament.

In 1921, Jules Remet became president of FIFA. At his suggestion, FIFA decided to officially host the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930. Since then, FIFA has held three meetings to finalize the structure and timing of the match.

A total of 13 countries participated in the inaugural World Cup, and there were no qualifiers on any continent, and all teams were invited by the host country to participate.

The opening match of the inaugural World Cup, and the first match in the history of the World Cup, was between France and Mexico, which resulted in a 4-1 victory for France. Frenchman Luschen Laurent scored the first goal in World Cup history. Argentina and Uruguay from South America have the right time, place and people, and the two teams easily qualified from the group.

In the semifinals, Argentina eliminated the United States 6-1; Uruguay also beat the former Yugoslavia by the same score. There was no third-place contest in the inaugural World Cup. The final also became a classic match of the first World Cup, with the Argentines taking the initiative in the first half; But in the second half, Uruguay did well.

The hosts eventually beat Argentina 4-2. In this way, Uruguay won the first World Cup.

The inaugural World Cup featured 18 matches and a total of 70 goals were scored, with an average of one goal per game. Top scorer Starbil (Argentina) - 8 goals Best Team Goalkeeper: Yakšić (former Yugoslavia) Defender:

Jurkovic (former Yugoslavia), Nazazi (Uruguay) Defenders: Andrade (Uruguay), Monti (Argentina), Jestido (Uruguay) Forwards: Sarconi (Uruguay), Saiya (Uruguay), Castro (Uruguay), Stabil (Argentina), Ferreira (Argentina).

Previous Premier League Golden Boot winners are as follows:1992-93 Teddy Sheringham (Tottenham).

1993-94 Andy Cole (Newcastle United).

1994-95 Alan Shearer (Blackburn).

1995-96 Alan Shearer (Blackburn).

1996-97 Alan Shearer (Blackburn).

1997-98 Alan Shearer, Sutton, Michael Owen (Blackburn, Newcastle United, Liverpool).

Historical origins. The World Cup Golden Boot (adidas Gold Boot) is an honor given by FIFA to the player who has scored the most goals in each World Cup final. If two or more players score the same number of goals, the number of assists is compared, and the one with the most assists wins.

If the number of assists is still the same, the playing time will be compared, and the one with less playing time will be awarded.

Since the award is funded by Adidas, it bears the name adidas.