Scoring goals is the most cherished aspect of football, captivating not just fans but also spectators. At the heart of goal-scoring in football lies technical proficiency. As a game focused on space, football demands that players constantly exploit gaps in the opposition's defence to score.

To score goals consistently, players need both technical skill and mental toughness. It requires precise execution with the ball at their feet.

During the Indian Super League (ISL) 2023-24 season, several attackers showcased clinical finishing to secure valuable points for their teams. But which players demonstrated the best accuracy?

Let's take a closer look at the five players with the highest goal conversion rates from the latest ISL season.

(Note: Only players with more than five goals and over 20 shots taken have been considered)

Dimitrios Diamantakos (Kerala Blasters FC) - 40.62% Goal Conversion Rate

The ISL Golden Boot winner of the season was the most clinical in netting the ball. Diamantakos scored 13 goals and provided 3 assists this season, helping the Blasters secure qualification to the playoffs for three years in a row.

He was a continual menace to opposition defences because of his sharpness and accuracy in front of goal. The centre-forward attempted 32 shots this season, 23 of which were on target and 13 ended in the back of the net. With a 40.62% goal-conversion ratio, he had the highest goal-conversion rate this season.

Roy Krishna (Odisha FC) - 37.14% Goal Conversion Rate

Krishna got back to his best form since his move to Odisha FC ahead of the 2023-24 season. He displayed his skill in going one-on-one with defenders and dribbling the ball in confined areas. With his exceptional close control and quick feet, he took on defenders to score some valuable goals for his side.

The Fijian registered 35 shots, 26 of which were on target, and 13 were converted into goals, maintaining a conversion rate of 37.14%.

Diego Mauricio (Odisha FC) - 36.67% Goal Conversion Rate

Mauricio continued his goal-scoring prowess for Odisha FC, scoring 10+ goals in the second season running. The Brazilian formed a formidable partnership with Roy Krishna up front as the Kalinga Warriors made it to the ISL semi-final for the first time in history.

With his remarkable speed and agility, Mauricio remained a continuous threat to the opposition throughout the season. Mauricio scored 11 goals this term with a goal conversion rate of 36.67%.

Jorge Pereyra Diaz (Mumbai City FC) - 33.33% Goal Conversion Rate

Pereyra Díaz can score goals thanks to his precise shooting style. When given a chance to score within the box, he can put the ball in the back of the net with accuracy. After his successful debut season with the Islanders, wherein he played a major role in their League Shield triumph, this term he continued playing the role of the forward, chipping in with important goals as Mumbai City FC clinched their second ISL Cup.

The 33-year-old Argentine forward managed to score 10 goals in 17 league appearances. Diaz recorded 30 shots this season, 18 of which were on target. He maintained a goal conversion rate of 33.33%.

Jason Cummings (Mohun Bagan Super Giant) - 32.42% Goal Conversion Rate

Cummings remained the only new signing to make this list. The Aussie forward demonstrated his sharpness and aggression on the pitch. His physical presence made him a handful for opposing defenders to deal with. The Australian international won the league with Mohun Bagan Super Giant in his debut season in the ISL, contributing 12 goals and 2 assists. He took 37 shots in total, 22 of which were on target and 12 were converted into goals.