Goals are the ultimate currency in football, and the players bring an artistic flavour to it. Goals not only help them showcase their exhilarating attacking talent, but also help them etch themselves permanently into club folklore.

From clinical finishers to silky dribblers, the Indian Super League (ISL) has been graced with its elite forwards, who defined eras, broke records, and left an indelible mark in league history books.

Here's a look at the most prolific ISL forwards for their respective clubs.

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Sunil Chhetri (Bengaluru FC) - 68 goals

Sunil Chhetri, the Bengaluru FC legend, is arguably the most influential player in the club's history. The Blues marksman has been their ultimate game changer with his sheer goal-scoring prowess. Over eight seasons with BFC in the ISL, Chhetri is one of the club's longest-serving footballers ever and also the highest scorer with 68 goals to his name.

Ferran Corominas (FC Goa) - 48 goals

Ferran Corominas introduced himself to ISL with a flurry of goals and several captivating moments with FC Goa. Widely known as Coro, the Spaniard was the spearhead of the Gaurs' forward line and was familiar for his impressive goalscoring tally and numerous match-winning moments. During his stint with the club, Coro won the Golden Boot accolade twice and established FCG as one of the top-scoring teams in consecutive seasons, showcasing their utmost offensive potential.

Diego Mauricio (Odisha FC)—44 goals

Diego Mauricio has been an integral part of Odisha FC’s matchday lineup over the last few years. The Brazilian forward turned out to be a proven match-winner and showcased his efficiency time and again. The Kalinga Warriors’ ‘Dear Diego’ may have left the club this year, but his legendary records will echo his impact in the days to come.

Bartholomew Ogbeche (Hyderabad FC) - 28 goals

Bartholomew Ogbeche enjoyed his most influential campaign with Hyderabad FC in the ISL. A proven goalscorer and a genius up front, Ogbeche played a fundamental role in Hyderabad FC's ISL Cup-winning season. The Nigerian forward's fierce strikes, sublime volleys, and sharp headers made him one of the finest forwards in league history.

Dimitri Petratos (Mohun Bagan Super Giant) - 26 goals

Dimitri Petratos, a name that now has been inherited in every Mariners' heart. A MBSG legend, Petratos has reigned supreme in the club's history and become the most trustworthy player in demanding situations. The 'Dimi-God's' game-changing potential and champion instincts made him an undisputed linchpin in the Mariners' commendable performances in recent years.

Lallianzuala Chhangte (Mumbai City FC)—26 goals

Lallianzuala Chhangte, is the present and future not only for Mumbai City FC but also for Indian football. Known for clinical finishing, agility, and playmaking skills, Chhangte has been a dynamic forward with his breathtaking blend of pace and elegance. Emerging as a prodigious talent at the shores of Chennai, Chhangte is now Mumbai City FC’s icon as the club’s all-time highest goalscorer and the soul of the Islanders’ attack.

Jeje Lalpekhlua (Chennaiyin FC)—23 goals

Jeje Lalpekhlua was the heartbeat of Chennaiyin FC’s attack. His sheer power, aerial dominance, and clinical finishing turned him into a nightmare for defenders, and his consistency in finding the back of the net cemented his place as an ISL legend. Known for his lightning-quick left feet and unerring finish, Lalpekhlua was an indispensable figure in Marina Machans’ ISL Cup triumphs.

Alaaeddine Ajaraie (NorthEast United FC) - 23 goals

Alaaeddine Ajaraie has etched his name into history books in his record-breaking debut season. The Highlanders' Genie demonstrated his consistency in finding the back of the net and proficiency in contributing to team's success throughout the campaign. Ajaraie has not only written his name in the league's elite category but also established NorthEast United FC as an attacking powerhouse.

Dimitrios Diamantakos (Kerala Blasters FC)—23 goals

Dimitrios Diamantakos was a serial game changer for Kerala Blasters FC during his two-year stint at the club. The Greek God showcased his consistent goalscoring prowess and emerged as one of the most fan-favourite footballers in Kochi. Diamantakos' sublime record with the Blasters will remain a glorious chapter in the club's history, where the forward became the only KBFC player to win the coveted Golden Boot award.

Cleiton Silva (East Bengal FC) - 20 goals

Cleiton Silva, a name that every East Bengal FC supporter will cherish for ages. The Brazilian proved himself a sensation up front, living up to the hopes of thousands of Red and Gold fanatics. From scoring jaw-dropping free kicks to unleashing sublime strikes from tight angles, Silva's legacy will continue to inspire the generations to come.

Luka Majcen (Punjab FC) - 18 goals

Luka Majcen, a Punjab FC sensation over the years, and his goalscoring streak speak for itself. In his two years in the ISL, Majcen has been the irresistible force in the Shers lineup and is the highest goalscorer in club history. Majcen’s powerful shots, intelligent movements inside the box, and unwavering commitment made him a constant threat in the final third.

Daniel Chima Chukwu (Jamshedpur FC)—18 goals

Daniel Chima Chukwu was once a standout figure in Jamshedpur FC’s forward line. The Nigerian powerhouse lit up the Men of Steel’s attacking third with his power, aerial prowess, and goal-poacher’s instincts. He played a key role in Jamshedpur FC’s ISL Shield-winning campaign in the 2021-22 season.

Lalremsanga Fanai (Mohammedan SC)—2 goals

Still early in his career, Lalremsanga Fanai displayed a promising performance in his debut ISL season. Fanai scored two goals this season and also played a versatile role in the forward line. Fanai’s link-up play, ability to create space, and ability to draw attention from the opposing defender made him a crucial part of Mohammedan SC’s matchday squad.