The Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 season has seen a total of 468 goals scored, with an average of 2.87 goals per game. From Alaaeddine Ajaraie to Jesus Jimenez, few forwards have showcased their potential throughout the campaign, scoring crucial goals for their respective teams.

With goals holding the paramount gravity in the game, players who have found the back of the net regularly make it to the elite group.

But what about the players who averaged the highest goals per minute record? Let's have a look.

Alaaeddine Ajaraie (NorthEast United FC): 93.43 mins/goal

Ajaraie was the silver lining in NorthEast United FC’s attacking third during the 2024-25 season. The Moroccan forward was a sensation up front, scoring the highest of 23 goals in his debut season. Ajaraie racked up another record to his name by scoring a goal every 93.43 minutes, the highest such tally by any player this season.

Jesus Jimenez (Kerala Blasters FC): 122.36 mins/goal

Another debutant, Jesus Jimenez, comes second in the list with a goal every 122 minutes. The Spanish forward scored 11 goals this season, which is the second-highest tally by any KBFC player in their debut season. Jimenez was impactful in the Blasters’ forward line with his sublime strikes, composed finish, and sharp movements in dead-ball situations.

Luka Majcen (Punjab FC): 125.1 mins/goal

Luka Majcen finished the season as Punjab FC’s top scorer with 10 goals. Majcen was a constant threat to the opposing defenders with his precise finishing and effective off-the-ball movement. The PFC captain averaged the third-highest minutes/goal tally this season.

Armando Sadiku (FC Goa): 127.8 mins/goal

Known for his clinical finishing, Armando Sadiku comes next on the list. The Albanian forward showcased his goal-scoring supremacy with the Gaurs, netting 10 crucial goals during the season. Sadiku’s consistent knack for finding the back of the net turned him into a goal-poacher as he played a pivotal role in FCG’s run to the ISL semi-final.

Daniel Chima Chukwu (Chennaiyin FC): 140.17 mins/goal

Despite Chennaiyin FC failing to qualify for the playoffs, Daniel Chima Chukwu continued to spark his goal-scoring potential. Chukwu scored only six goals this season, but his impact was commendable up front. He led the Marina Machan’s attacking unit, demonstrating his towering presence in aerial duels and contributing with crucial goals in demanding situations.