Top 50 Most Productive Assisters in World Football (2024/25) – Ranked

The 2024/25 season saw an elite group of creators shine across Europe’s top leagues. These players were not just goal threats themselves but consistently set up teammates with precision, vision, and flair. Here's a full ranking from 50 to 1, each entry highlighting their impact in just a few words.

50. Pascal Groß – Borussia Dortmund (10 assists)

The German veteran brought structure and intelligence to Dortmund’s midfield. His calmness in possession and ability to pick the right pass made him a constant threat.

49. Muhammed Cham – Trabzonspor (10 assists)

Cham showcased flair and unpredictability in the Turkish top flight. His through balls and creative spark opened up defences regularly.

48. Marquinhos – Spartak Moscow (10 assists)

A versatile winger, Marquinhos made a strong impression in the Russian league. His agility and final delivery were key elements of Spartak’s attacking system.

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47. Moses Simon – FC Nantes (10 assists)

Simon used his pace and acceleration to dominate the left flank. His ability to beat defenders one-on-one and deliver accurate crosses made him a constant threat.

46. Francisco Moura – Multiple Clubs (10 assists)

Primarily a left-back, Moura made his mark going forward. His overlapping runs and pinpoint delivery earned him a notable assist tally.

45. Wendel – Zenit St. Petersburg (10 assists)

Despite fewer appearances, Wendel’s technical class shone through. The Brazilian midfielder controlled games and supplied teammates in dangerous areas.

44. Heung-min Son – Tottenham (10 assists)

The Korean star continued to deliver at a high level. His movement, vision, and selfless play made him one of Tottenham’s top creators.

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43. Romelu Lukaku – Napoli (10 assists)

Known mostly for goals, Lukaku also contributed as a provider. His physical presence allowed him to hold up play and create for others.

42. Noa Lang – PSV Eindhoven (10 assists)

Lang added a touch of flair and risk-taking to PSV’s wing play. His dribbling and sharp decision-making in the final third paid off.

41. Julian Brandt – Borussia Dortmund (10 assists)

Brandt was key in linking midfield to attack. With his sharp passing and movement, he frequently broke lines and carved out openings.

40. Antonee Robinson – Fulham (10 assists)

From left-back, Robinson provided a rare mix of speed and delivery. His contributions going forward added real value to Fulham’s setup.

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39. Jarrod Bowen – West Ham (10 assists)

Bowen combined energy with end product. His runs from the right and ability to pick teammates in space earned him double-digit assists.

38. Maghnes Akliouche – AS Monaco (10 assists)

A rising star in Ligue 1, Akliouche impressed with creativity and maturity. His passing in tight areas made a huge difference for Monaco.

37. Savinho – Manchester City (10 assists)

The Brazilian youngster embraced his role under Guardiola. Despite limited minutes, his flair and vision led to consistent production.

36. Morgan Gibbs-White – Nottingham Forest (10 assists)

Gibbs-White carried Forest’s creative load for much of the season. His technique and eye for a pass made him their key playmaker.

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35. Álex Baena – Villarreal (10 assists)

Baena grew into his role as a left-sided creator. He combined hard work with clever passing to good effect.

34. Rafael Leão – AC Milan (10 assists)

Leão blended raw pace with smarter decision-making this season. His improved crossing and awareness helped him set up goals regularly.

33. Harry Kane – Bayern Munich (10 assists)

While scoring plenty himself, Kane also thrived as a facilitator. His drop-ins and pinpoint passes reminded many of his all-round excellence.

32. Vinicius Junior – Real Madrid (10 assists)

Vinicius was electric as usual on the wing. His dribbling and low crosses kept defenders guessing and contributed to many goals.

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31. Dries Mertens – Galatasaray (11 assists)

At 37, Mertens still had the creative spark. He found pockets of space and delivered with sharp passes and set pieces.

30. Vincenzo Grifo – SC Freiburg (11 assists)

A technician on the ball, Grifo’s delivery was top-class. His corners and through balls were vital to Freiburg’s offensive strategy.

29. Hans Vanaken – Club Brugge (11 assists)

Vanaken was a consistent creative outlet in Belgium. His vision and composure made him the heartbeat of Brugge’s attack.

28. Gaëtan Perrin – AJ Auxerre (11 assists)

Perrin emerged as an underrated playmaker in Ligue 1. His wide play and intelligence brought balance and service.

27. Yunus Akgün – Galatasaray (11 assists)

Akgün’s speed and unpredictability helped unlock tight defences. He was a vital supply line in Galatasaray’s title push.

26. Raoul Bellanova – Multiple Clubs (11 assists)

Used across several positions, Bellanova still managed a high assist count. His ability to surge forward and whip in balls was decisive.

25. Ismael Saibari – PSV Eindhoven (11 assists)

A breakout year for Saibari saw him become a central figure. His late runs and progressive passes proved crucial.

24. Mikkel Damsgaard – Brentford (11 assists)

Damsgaard brought control and flair to Brentford’s midfield. He stepped up creatively with key passes and link-up play.

23. Anthony Elanga – Nottingham Forest (11 assists)

Elanga’s pace gave defenders nightmares. His improved final product was evident in his assist tally.

22. Rayan Cherki – Olympique Lyon (11 assists)

Cherki added consistency to his game this season. His footwork and vision lit up Lyon’s attack.

21. Christian Pulisic – AC Milan (11 assists)

Pulisic found form in Serie A. His direct style and decision-making in wide areas were much improved.

20. Bruno Fernandes – Manchester United (11 assists)

Fernandes was again a central figure for United. He created chances from open play and set pieces alike.

19. Morgan Rogers – Aston Villa (11 assists)

Rogers made the step up this season with flair and control. His ability to read space helped Villa in transition.

18. Bradley Barcola – Paris Saint-Germain (11 assists)

Barcola blended youth with polish on the flank. He often delivered the final ball with speed and intelligence.

17. Raphinha – FC Barcelona (11 assists)

The Brazilian winger brought danger and variety to Barca’s play. He remained a key creative piece down the wing.

16. Bukayo Saka – Arsenal (11 assists)

Saka’s maturity continued to shine through. His decision-making and balance between goals and assists were world-class.

15. Emre Kılınç – Samsunspor (12 assists)

Kılınç showed consistency throughout the campaign. His wide play was decisive for a mid-table side.

14. Bitello – Dynamo Moscow (12 assists)

Bitello was a standout in Russia with his dynamic movement. His creativity in the final third stood out all year.

13. Guus Til – PSV Eindhoven (12 assists)

Til played a key support role behind the striker. His passing and spatial awareness added unpredictability to PSV’s attack.

12. Jacob Murphy – Newcastle United (12 assists)

Murphy quietly delivered a strong creative season. His wing play and crosses were consistently dangerous.

11. Mohamed Amoura – VfL Wolfsburg (12 assists)

Amoura's explosiveness and work rate helped him rack up assists. He played with directness and vision.

10. Omar Marmoush – Multiple Clubs (12 assists)

Switching clubs didn’t hinder Marmoush’s production. He adapted quickly and became a reliable provider.

9. Kerem Aktürkoğlu – Multiple Clubs (13 assists)

Whether out wide or cutting inside, Kerem always posed a threat. His intelligent passing was a highlight of his season.

8. Florian Wirtz – Bayer Leverkusen (13 assists)

Wirtz continued his rise with another top-tier campaign. He pulled strings from midfield and showed elite creativity.

7. Dušan Tadić – Fenerbahce (14 assists)

The Serbian veteran once again showed his class. His technique and vision helped Fenerbahce stay competitive.

6. Igor Paixão – Feyenoord (14 assists)

Paixão brought energy and precision on the left. His timing and delivery were crucial in build-up play.

5. Oliver Antman – Go Ahead Eagles (15 assists)

Antman broke through as a top creator in the Eredivisie. His directness and consistent assists turned heads.

4. Francisco Trincão – Sporting CP (15 assists)

Trincão revived his career in Portugal. His dribbling and final ball were sharp and decisive.

3. Lamine Yamal – FC Barcelona (15 assists)

At just 16, Yamal played like a seasoned pro. His calmness and vision were beyond his years.

2. Mohamed Salah – Liverpool (18 assists)

Salah added another dimension to his game. He was not only scoring but also setting up teammates with stunning regularity.

1. Michael Olise – Bayern Munich (18 assists)

Olise was the Bundesliga’s standout creative force. With pinpoint passing and flair, he led the league in assists and dazzled with every touch.