The Nations League was introduced in 2018 to replace international friendlies and make fixtures between nations more competitive. With Spain triumphing in its recent edition, the competition is now in search of its fourth champion as it continues to write its own history.

The first two editions of the tournament saw Portugal and France conquer the trophy before Luis de la Fuente's 'La Roja'. This year, eight teams are in contention to claim glory, with reigning champions Spain, France, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Croatia, the Netherlands and Denmark still in the competition.

Despite being very young, the Nations League has already seen plenty of stars stand out and make headlines thanks to their goal scoring abilities.

Here are the top goalscorers in the history of the Nations League:

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (Georgia) - 8 goals

Teemu Pukki (Finland) - 8 goals

Stefan Mugosa (Montenegro) - 8 goals

Benjamin Sesko (Slovenia) - 8 goals

Memphis Depay (Netherlands) - 8 goals

10. Georges Mikautadze (Georgia) - 8 goals

Christian Eriksen (Denmark) - 9 goals

Daniel Sinani (Luxembourg) - 9 goals

7. Edin Dzeko (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - 9 goals

6. Viktor Gyokeres (Sweden) - 10 goals

Vedat Muriqi (Kosovo) - 13 goals

Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) - 13 goals

3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) - 13 goals

2. Aleksandar Mitrovic (Serbia) - 15 goals

1. Erling Haaland (Norway) - 19 goals

Vedat Muriqi

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