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Mbappe has the strongest ability to create penalty shots since the 2015/16 season, who is the best at "creating murderous intent" among the top five European leagues and has won the most penalty shots? The following list counts the players who have won the most penalties in recent years, and calculates how many penalties they can make on average in each game, so that they can see who is the truly threatening "striker". The list also includes all the club experiences of these players during this period and where they play football now, so that everyone can see more clearly the "mobility trajectory" of these players in the five major leagues and world football. Kylian Mbappé wins penalty kicks: 23 appearances: 280 penalty kicks per game: 0.082 clubs played for: Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid (active)

penalty kick master Jamie Vardy, this guy, he is a penalty kick master. So far, he has won 23 penalties. He played a total of 308 games, and on average he can win about 0.075 penalty kicks per game. This data is actually quite good. He has been playing football at Leicester City before, but now he is a free agent and has officially left the team in July 2025.

Sterling performed as a penalty shooter. He was very good at playing football, especially in penalty kicks. He has won 22 penalties so far. He has played 301 times in total, and on average he can get about 0.073 penalty kicks per game. This data is actually not particularly high, but it is not low either. He played for a long time at Manchester City and then went to Chelsea, but it was on short-term loan at that time, and now he is back to Chelsea to play football. So he is still an active player at Chelsea.

The penalty efficiency is better compared and analyzed. The following is the rewritten content in a colloquial way of Chinese, which is more natural and easy to understand: Ciro Immobile Italian played 293 games, winning an average of 0.072 penalty kicks per game, winning a total of 21 penalty kicks. He has played in Turin, Sevilla, Lazio, Besiktas and Bologna before and now plays in Bologna. Andrea Belotti is also an Italian, playing 310 games, with an average of 0.068 penalty kicks per game and also won 21 penalty kicks. He used to play in Turin, Rome, Fiorentina, Como and Benfica, but now he plays in Benfica, but is on loan. Neymar won 20 penalties and played 176 games, with an average of 0.114 penalties per game, which is quite high. He has played in Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Riyadh Crescent and Santos before, and is still playing, probably in Santos. Marcus Thuram, a French-born player, played 241 games and won 19 penalties, an average of 0.079 per game. He has played in Socho, Gugan, Borussia Mönchengladbach and Inter Milan before, and is still playing in Inter Milan. If you have any points you want to emphasize, such as who has the highest penalties efficiency or who has the most games, I can also help you sort it out!

The efficiency of penalties is better compared and analyzed. I will help you rewrite the data of these players in a more colloquial way: Wilfried Zaha has won a total of 18 penalties and played 264 games. On average, he can get 0.068 penalties per game, which is quite amazing. He is now playing in Charlotte FC, but he is still on loan and has played for Crystal Palace and Galatasaray before. Alexandre Lacazette won 16 penalty kicks and played 316 games, averaging 0.051 penalty kicks per game. He has played in Lyon and Arsenal before, and is still playing in NEOM SC. Breel Embolo is a Swiss, winning 15 penalties, playing 201 games, averaging 0.075 penalties, and is not very efficient. He has played Basel, Schalke 04, Borussia Mönchengladbach and Monaco, and is still playing. Mohamed Salah won 15 penalties and played 353 games, averaging 0.043 penalties per game. He played in Roma before and now he plays at Liverpool and is an active player. Does this sound more natural? I need to adjust my style!

Making points masters and tactical roles These data show what the most threatening players look like in the five major European leagues in the past decade. Mbappe and Vardi tied for first place in terms of number of points, both of which were 23 times, but Mbappe's average point per game was 0.082, which was higher than Vardi, which means that he not only made more points, but also had stronger efficiency and more outstanding ability to continue threats. It is particularly worth mentioning that although Neymar only played 176 games, he created 20 penalty kicks, and averaged 0.114 per game, the highest among all players. This fully demonstrates that he is delicate in the penalty area, quick in response, strong breakthrough ability, and very lethal at his peak. Players like Sterling, Immobile, and Belotti, as the team's main strikers, have always been very stable in point-making ability and are an important pillar of the team's offense. Although wingers like Zaha and Toulam are not traditional shooters, they can frequently create penalty kicks and create key opportunities for the team because they are fast and have strong one-on-one abilities. There are also some scorers, such as Lacazette and Salah. Although they play a lot, they don’t make high points per game. This may be because they are more often "terminators" and are responsible for turning opportunities into goals instead of creating opportunities themselves. In general, this list not only reflects the players' personal technical level, but also has a lot to do with their tactical role in the team.. Those players who average high points per game and tend to attack style are now a very important part of the modern football offensive system, greatly enriching the team's threatening methods and winning methods in the frontcourt.