Top 25 Assist Providers in the 2024/25 Season Across Europe’s Top 10 Leagues

July 17, 2025 Oliver Obel

Assists may not grab headlines like goals, but they are often the true measure of a team’s creativity and flow. The 2024/25 season saw a mix of seasoned playmakers and rising stars deliver inch-perfect passes, dazzling through-balls, and match-defining moments. Here’s a ranked list of the 25 most prolific assist kings from Europe’s elite leagues – each of them a master of the final pass.

25. Vincenzo Grifo – SC Freiburg (Germany) – 11 Assists

The experienced Italian winger delivered yet another quietly excellent season in the Bundesliga. Grifo’s pinpoint set-piece deliveries and accurate crossing made him a key asset for Freiburg in the final third.

24. Rayan Cherki – Olympique Lyon (France) – 11 Assists

Cherki’s flair, unpredictability, and dazzling technique were on full display throughout the Ligue 1 season. Despite Lyon’s inconsistency, the young Frenchman consistently created danger with his incisive passing.

23. Bruno Fernandes – Manchester United (England) – 11 Assists

Even in a turbulent year for United, Fernandes remained their most dependable playmaker. His ability to split defenses with clever through balls and unlock space in tight areas stood out.

22. Morgan Rogers – Aston Villa (England) – 11 Assists

Rogers emerged as a surprise creative force under Unai Emery, thriving in a fluid attacking setup. His calmness in the final third and keen eye for movement helped elevate Villa’s offense.

21. Hans Vanaken – Club Brugge (Belgium) – 11 Assists

The Belgian maestro once again showcased his control and experience in midfield. Vanaken’s ability to dictate tempo and find runners made him the heartbeat of Brugge’s attacking build-up.

20. Gaëtan Perrin – AJ Auxerre (France) – 11 Assists

Perrin became a key creative outlet for Auxerre, combining vision with relentless work rate. His well-timed passes were instrumental in helping the club stay competitive in Ligue 1.

19. Ismael Saibari – PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) – 11 Assists

The Moroccan international provided balance and verticality from midfield, playing a key role in PSV’s domestic dominance. Saibari’s assists often came in tight, high-pressure situations.

18. Christian Pulisic – AC Milan (Italy) – 11 Assists

In his most consistent European season yet, Pulisic contributed heavily to Milan’s attack with smart movement and precise distribution. His chemistry with Giroud and Leão was crucial to Milan’s top-four finish.

17. Bradley Barcola – Paris Saint-Germain (France) – 11 Assists

Barcola exploded into prominence this season, using pace and creativity to torment defenders. His ability to link with PSG’s stars, including Mbappé, made him an invaluable attacking weapon.

16. Raphinha – FC Barcelona (Spain) – 11 Assists

The Brazilian winger balanced direct dribbling with smart service from the left. Whether it was a lofted cross or a sneaky cutback, Raphinha always found a way to supply his teammates.

15. Emre Kılınç – Samsunspor (Turkey) – 12 Assists

Kılınç was a bright spot in Samsunspor’s season, offering width and consistent service from the wing. His final ball was sharp, helping him break the 10-assist barrier comfortably.

14. Bitello – Dynamo Moscow (Russia) – 12 Assists

Bitello thrived as the creative engine for Dynamo Moscow, pulling the strings in attacking transitions. His technique and spatial awareness unlocked many stubborn defenses in the Russian league.

13. Jacob Murphy – Newcastle United (England) – 12 Assists

Murphy added creativity to his usual energy and work rate, becoming a surprise leader in assists for Newcastle. His crosses and through balls consistently found teammates in scoring positions.

12. Guus Til – PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) – 12 Assists

Til maintained his reputation as a midfield creator with timely contributions in the Eredivisie. He blended off-the-ball movement with sharp one-touch passing around the box.

11. Mohamed Amoura – VfL Wolfsburg (Germany) – 12 Assists

Amoura’s speed and low center of gravity made him a nightmare for defenders. In addition to scoring, he was generous in the final third—often squaring up teammates for tap-ins.

10. Omar Marmoush – 2 Clubs (Germany) – 12 Assists

Marmoush had a standout season with 12 assists, showcasing his sharp decision-making and excellent timing in transitions. Equally comfortable finishing and creating, he proved to be a well-rounded forward in the Bundesliga.

9. Florian Wirtz – Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) – 13 Assists

One of Europe’s brightest young stars, Wirtz orchestrated Leverkusen’s attacks with exceptional intelligence. His through balls and delicate chips made him nearly impossible to defend against.

8. Kerem Aktürkoğlu – 2 Clubs (Turkey) – 13 Assists

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A dynamic winger with an eye for the killer ball, Kerem was essential in both clubs he played for this season. His blend of agility and technique helped him break defensive lines with ease.

7. Dušan Tadić – Fenerbahçe (Turkey) – 14 Assists

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Even at 35, Tadić remained one of the game’s best creators. His calmness and vision allowed him to rack up assists with effortless precision, particularly from wide areas and set plays.

6. Igor Paixão – Feyenoord (Netherlands) – 14 Assists

Paixão’s explosive pace and unpredictability made him a standout in the Eredivisie. He frequently breezed past full-backs before delivering pinpoint balls into the danger zone.

5. Oliver Antman – Go Ahead Eagles (Netherlands) – 15 Assists

Antman’s playmaking sparked Go Ahead Eagles’ strong campaign, with his creativity becoming a surprise story in Dutch football. His eye for a final ball was matched by relentless energy.

4. Francisco Trincão – Sporting CP (Portugal) – 15 Assists

Trincão found form again in Portugal, combining close control with intelligent wing play. His assists came from both open play and set pieces, highlighting his all-round quality.

3. Lamine Yamal – FC Barcelona (Spain) – 15 Assists

At just 16, Yamal is already a genius with the ball at his feet. His decision-making and awareness belied his age, as he became a key architect in Barça’s attacking blueprint.

2. Michael Olise – Bayern Munich (Germany) – 18 Assists

Olise took to the Bundesliga like a natural, dazzling defenders with quick feet and cutting passes. His vision and composure made him Bayern’s top assist man in his debut season.

1. Mohamed Salah – Liverpool (England) – 18 Assists

Salah’s evolution into a complete forward continued with a career-high assist tally. Whether on the counter or in tight spaces, his sharp passing made him Liverpool’s creative spearhead.