Three players won the competition with competitors and won the La Liga best individual award
As the La Liga season came to an end, champions Barcelona won the Champions League qualification together with Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Bilbao and Villarreal, while Real Betis and Celta secured the European Union seat, and Vallecano will compete in the European League. However, the club is not the only winner of the event. Mbappe, Oblak and Ayoze Perez won the personal best awards in the 2024-25 season, winning the Pichichi Award, the Zamora Award and the Sarah Award respectively.
Mbappe won the Pichichi Award for his amazing performance at the end of the season.
French striker won the top scorer in the event with outstanding data in 34 games (0.91 goals per game). He has basically ranked behind Lewandowski throughout the season, and has successfully surpassed the Polish striker with his outstanding performance at the end of the league. As the player with the most goals in major European leagues, he also won the European Golden Boot Award.
Barcelona's Lewandowski ranked second in the scorer list with 27 goals in 34 games. However, he also had an extraordinary season, with averaging 0.79 goals per game and playing an important role in Barcelona's winning championship. Third-place Ante Budimir is one of the fast-rise stars, creating his personal best with 21 goals in 38 games (0.55 goals per game), which means he averages one goal every two games.
Ayoze Perez - Another scorer who made waves in La Liga stadium
The Villarreal striker is the best Spanish native scorer in the La Liga this season, scoring 19 goals in 30 games and averaging 0.69 goals per game. This is Ayoze Perez's best season in the top league, and has made remarkable progress since he won the European championship with the Spanish national team.
Since joining the new club, Ayoze has been moving forward under the guidance of Marcellino, and his only obstacle in the season is several injuries. In the competition for individual awards, his biggest opponents are Oyhan Sansett of Bilbao and Kik Garcia of Alaves, who scored 15 and 13 goals respectively. The two players also spent a special season, with Sansett helping the team qualify for the Champions League, and Garcia played an important role in the team's relegation process.
Oblak won his sixth Zamora trophy
Oblak broke the record and became the only goalkeeper in La Liga history to win the Zamora Prize six times. He beat Courtois with averaging 0.83 goals per game, and the Belgian averaged 0.97 goals per game. David Soria ranked third with averaging 1.03 goals per game. Before Oblak, only two Barcelona goalkeepers won the Zamora prize five times, namely Victor Valdez and Anthony Ramaletz. Now, Atletico captain Oblak enjoys the peak glory alone.
Oblak previously won the Zamora Award in the 2015-16 season (18 goals conceded), 2016-17 season (21 goals conceded), 2017-18 season (22 goals conceded), 2018-19 season (27 goals conceded) and 2020-21 season (25 goals conceded). Historic achievements this time consolidated his position as one of the best goalkeepers in La Liga history.