The Zarra Trophy is a trophy awarded annually by the Spanish sports daily Marca to the Spanish domestic player with the highest goal total in La Liga. It is named after the former Athletic Bilbao striker Telmo Zarra, at that time the all-time top scorer in the competition, and was inaugurated after his death in February 2006.Telmo Zarraonandia, “Zarra”: historia de un mito del Athletic Club [Telmo Zarraonandia, "Zarra": story of an Athletic Club legend], Sabino Arana Fundazioa, 23 February 2021 (in Spanish)
The first winner in 2006 was David Villa of Valencia. He holds the record for awards won with a total of four (all while playing for that club), tied with Iago Aspas of Celta Vigo.
La Liga
Players in bold won the Pichichi Trophy in the same season.
SeasonPlayer(s)Club(s)Goals2005–06 David VillaValencia 252006–07 David VillaValencia 162007–08 Dani GüizaMallorca 272008–09 David VillaValencia 28Villa: "Nunca había marcado 28 goles en una temporada" [Villa: "I had never scored 28 goals in a season"], Marca, 26 October 2009 (in Spanish)2009–10 David VillaValencia 212010–11 Álvaro NegredoSevilla 202011–12 Roberto SoldadoValencia 172012–13 Álvaro NegredoSevilla 252013–14Diego CostaAtlético Madrid272014–15 Aritz AdurizAthletic Bilbao18Athletic Bilbao’s Aduriz: I’d like to go to the Spanish selection, San Diego Union Tribune, 8 February 20162015–16 Aritz AdurizAthletic Bilbao20Aduriz: Patience is key to play up front for Spain, Miguel Ángel Lara / Harry De Cosemo, Marca, 20 June 20162016–17 Iago AspasCelta Vigo192017–18 Iago AspasCelta Vigo22Iago Aspas has his second consecutive Zarra Trophy, RC Celta de Vigo, 12 November 20182018–19 Iago AspasCelta Vigo202019–20 Gerard MorenoVillarreal18The 'Ceramic Boot' for a historic goalscorer, Villarreal CF, 21 July 20202020–21 Gerard MorenoVillarreal23Marcos Senna recoge el Trofeo Zarra de Gerard Moreno [Marcos Senna collects Gerard Moreno's Zarra Trophy], Villarreal CF, 29 November 2021 (in Spanish)2021–22 Iago AspasCelta Vigo18Fourth Zarra Trophy for Iago Aspas, a La Liga legend, RC Celta de Vigo, 23 May 20222022–23JoseluEspanyol162023–24 Borja MayoralGetafe15Ex-Real Madrid and Getafe forward returns home to house burned down – ‘It could have been a massive tragedy’, Ruairidh Barlow, Football España, 13 November 20242024–25 Ayoze PérezVillarreal19Ayoze Pérez claims the Zarra Trophy, Villarreal CF, 26 May 20252025–26 Lamine YamalBarcelona16Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres win Zarra Trophy, FC Barcelona, 25 May 2026
Segunda División
Players in bold finished as top scorer in the same season. SeasonPlayer(s)Club(s)Goals2005–06 José Juan LuqueCiudad de Murcia19 Roberto SoldadoReal Madrid Castilla2006–07 Marcos MárquezLas Palmas 212007–08 YordiXerez 202008–09 NinoTenerife 282009–10 Jorge MolinaElche 262010–11 Jonathan SorianoBarcelona B 322011–12 Iago AspasCelta Vigo 232012–13 JeséReal Madrid Castilla 222013–14 Borja VigueraAlavés 252014–15 Rubén CastroBetis 322015–16 Sergio LeónElche 222016–17 JoseluLugo 232017–18 Jaime MataValladolid 332018–19 Álvaro GiménezAlmería 202019–20 StoichkovAlcorcón 162020–21 Raúl de TomásEspanyol 232021–22 Borja BastónOviedo 222022–23 Raúl GarcíaMirandés 192023–24 Gerard FernándezRacing Santander 182024–25 Andrés MartínRacing Santander 162025–26 Sergio ArribasAlmería 25
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References
See also Don Balón Award Pichichi Trophy Zamora Trophy Trofeo Alfredo Di Stéfano Miguel Muñoz Trophy Ballon d'Or