Unsurprising? Maybe. But not for Indian Super League (ISL) fans who enjoy goals. The 2024-25 season witnessed 468 goals scored across 163 games, with a cracking average of 2.87 goals per match.

The eleventh edition of the ISL season saw a flurry of goals, with captivating moments enhancing the attacking intent. Teams showcased their prowess in front of the goal, making it an enthralling spectacle for football enthusiasts.

From standout solo performances to fluid team moves, the attacking quality of few teams was on full display as they continued to score with consistency. From Alaaeddine Ajaraie to Jamie Maclaren, many prolific strikers thrived with their goal-scoring proficiency, gracing the league with starring performances.

As we walk through another successful campaign, let’s delve into statistics and find out the teams that racked up the most goals throughout the ISL 2024-25 season.

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Mohun Bagan Super Giant — 52 goals

With a formidable attacking setup, Mohun Bagan Super Giant arguably tops the array. Aussie powerhouse Jamie Maclaren lived up to the expectation with 12 goals to his name, the highest by a Mariner this season.

Maclaren’s compatriot Jason Cummings also enjoyed another brilliant season with his clutch goals, finding the back of the net on seven occasions while producing six assists. Defenders like Subhasish Bose and Alberto Rodriguez recorded a total of 11 goals, an extraordinary tally that made MBSG invincible in the opponent's half. The Mariners’ influential offensive display powered MBSG to complete an ISL double for the first time.

Bengaluru FC — 49 goals

Bengaluru FC boasted one of their most formidable strike forces in recent memory, with an attacking trio that could have given any defense nightmares. Edgar Mendez, Sunil Chhetri, and Ryan Williams formed a deadly combination, delivering crucial goals throughout the season.

Chhetri, in particular, turned back the clock to redefine greatness, finishing the season with 14 goals, the highest by any Indian player and the most by a Bengaluru FC player in the season. Mendez and Williams provided vital support, complementing their captain with impressive performances. Additionally, key players like Alberto Noguera, Jorge Pereyra Diaz, and Rahul Bheke stepped up when needed, helping the Blues enjoy a remarkable campaign under Gerard Zaragoza that saw them reach the ISL final.

NorthEast United FC — 46 goals

Alaaeddine Ajaraie led the charge for NorthEast United FC in a record-breaking debut season, carving his name into ISL folklore with his phenomenal goal-scoring prowess. The Moroccan striker netted 23 of the Highlanders' 46 goals as NorthEast United FC emerged as one of the most prolific attacking sides of the 2024-25 campaign. His efforts earned him both the Golden Boot and the Golden Ball.

Head coach Juan Pedro Benali’s emphasis on fluid, attacking football was evident throughout the season. NEUFC’s high-tempo style, marked by quick transitions and intelligent movement kept opposition defenses on edge. Complementing Ajaraie’s brilliance, Nestor Albiach, Jithin MS and Guillermo Fernandez chipped in with key goals, helping turn the Highlanders into a relentless attacking force.

FC Goa — 45 goals

If consistency has another name, that would be FC Goa. Manolo Marquez’s men found the back of the net successively in 23 games. This is the highest such tally by any team in the league and a brand new ISL record set by the Gaurs.

With the acquisition of players like Armando Sadiku, Iker Guarrotxena and Borja Herrera, who not only excelled at converting chances but also at creating them, FC Goa assembled a dynamic squad that fully utilised the width and depth of the pitch. Under the guidance of Manolo Marquez, the Gaurs showcased a well-balanced attacking approach rather than a radical one, with their offensive firepower proving to be a key feature of their campaign.

Odisha FC — 44 goals

Odisha FC became the first team under Sergio Lobera to miss out on an ISL playoff spot, an unexpected dip from the high standards usually associated with the Spanish head coach. However, the Kalinga Warriors still finished fifth among the league’s top-scoring teams in the 2024-25 season.

Leading the charge was their Brazilian forward Diego Mauricio, who netted nine goals and anchored the team’s attacking line. He was ably supported by Hugo Boumous, Moutada Fall, and Jerry Mawihmingthanga, each of whom chipped in with five goals, maintaining Odisha FC’s reputation as a strong attacking side despite a disappointing finish.