Fußball-Bundesliga Top scorers - Austria 2014/2015

The winning top scorer in Fußball-Bundesliga (Admiral Bundesliga), Austria during the season 2014/2015 was Jonathan Soriano with 31 goals scored. Below you find the list of the highest goal scorers during the season. The most assists this season have been made by Jonathan Soriano and Marcel Sabitzer. You can also find all hat-tricks scored during the season.

This league has a break between two seasons right now. The next season is planned to start on 1 August 2025.

Admiral Bundesliga best goal scorers 2014/2015

Below is the final top scorer list for the Fußball-Bundesliga 2014/2015, including the 36 players who scored the most goals during the season.

#	Player, Team	Nationality	Age	% team's goals	GoalsGoals
1.	Jonathan Soriano Salzburg	Spain	29	31.3%	31
2.	Robert Beric Rapid Wien	Slovenia	23	39.7%	27
3.	Marcel Sabitzer Salzburg	Austria	21	19.2%	19
4.	Marco Djuricin Salzburg/Sturm Graz	Austria	22	-	13
5.	Johannes Aigner Rheindorf Altach	Austria	34	24.0%	12
6.	Yordy Reyna Grödig	Peru	21	23.9%	11
7.	Denis Thomalla Ried	Germany	22	20.4%	10
8.	Alan Salzburg	Brazil	25	9.1%	9
	Simon Piesinger Sturm Graz	Austria	23	15.8%	9
10.	Alexander Gorgon Austria Wien	Austria	26	17.8%	8
	Louis Ngwat-Mahop Rheindorf Altach	Cameroon	27	16.0%	8
	Omer Damari Austria Wien	Israel	26	17.8%	8
	Philipp Schobesberger Rapid Wien	Austria	21	11.8%	8
14.	Alexander Grünwald Austria Wien	Austria	26	15.6%	7
	Roman Kienast Sturm Graz	Austria	31	12.3%	7
	Tadej Trdina Wolfsberger	Slovenia	27	15.9%	7
	Thomas Fröschl Ried	Austria	26	14.3%	7
18.	Christopher Wernitznig Wolfsberger	Austria	25	13.6%	6
	Deni Alar Rapid Wien	Austria	25	8.8%	6
	Donis Avdijaj Sturm Graz	Kosovo	18	10.5%	6
	Massimo Bruno Salzburg	Belgium	21	6.1%	6
	Philipp Huspek Grödig	Austria	24	13.0%	6
	Stefan Nutz Grödig	Austria	23	13.0%	6
24.	Clemens Walch Ried	Austria	27	10.2%	5
	Daniel Royer Austria Wien	Austria	25	11.1%	5
	Herbert Rauter Wiener Neustadt	Austria	33	13.5%	5
	Julius Perstaller Ried	Austria	26	10.2%	5
	Kevin Kampl Salzburg	Slovenia	24	5.1%	5
	Kristijan Dobras Wiener Neustadt	Austria	22	13.5%	5
	Louis Schaub Rapid Wien	Austria	20	7.4%	5
	Naby Keïta Salzburg	Guinea	20	5.1%	5
	Peter Zulj Wolfsberger	Austria	21	11.4%	5
	Reinhold Ranftl Wiener Neustadt	Austria	23	13.5%	5
	René Schicker Admira Wacker	Austria	30	15.6%	5
	Thorsten Schick Sturm Graz/Admira Wacker	Austria	25	-	5
	Tomi Correa Grödig	Spain	30	10.9%	5

The age of the players is when the season ended at 31 May 2015

Most assists in the Fußball-Bundesliga 2014/2015

This is the list of the players that assisted to most goals the Fußball-Bundesliga during the 2014/2015 season.

#	Player, team	Nationality	Age	Assists
1.	Jonathan Soriano Salzburg	Spain	29	13
	Marcel Sabitzer Salzburg	Austria	21	13
3.	Stefan Nutz Grödig	Austria	23	10
	Jacobo Ynclán Wolfsberger	Spain	31	10
	Thorsten Schick Sturm Graz/Admira Wacker	Austria	25	10
6.	Steffen Hofmann Rapid Wien	Germany	34	8
7.	Denis Thomalla Ried	Germany	22	7
	Florian Kainz Rapid Wien	Austria	22	7
9.	Marco Meilinger Austria Wien	Austria	23	6
	Johannes Aigner Rheindorf Altach	Austria	34	6
	Kevin Kampl Salzburg	Slovenia	24	6

Scored hat-tricks in Fußball-Bundesliga, season 2014/2015

In total there were 5 scored hat-tricks during the season 2014/2015 in Fußball-Bundesliga, Austria. All players scoring these hat-tricks (or more than 3 goals), and the matches they scored it in, are listed here.

Player, Team	Match	GoalsGoals
Robert Beric Rapid Wien	Wolfsberger - Rapid Wien 0-5 Sun 31 may 2015	3 63', 83', 85'
Thomas Fröschl Ried	Ried - Rheindorf Altach 4-1 Tue 19 may 2015	3 19', 29', 35'
Alan Salzburg	Austria Wien - Salzburg 2-4 Sat 6 december 2014	3 52', 58', 60'
Yordy Reyna Grödig	Wiener Neustadt - Grödig 2-4 Wed 5 november 2014	3 4', 8', 40'
Jonathan Soriano Salzburg	Salzburg - Grödig 8-0 Sun 10 august 2014	5 13', 39', 44', 54', 65'

19 July 2014 was the starting date for the Fußball-Bundesliga season 2014/2015, and the final games were played 31 May 2015. More information and the winning top scorers in Fußball-Bundesliga between the seasons 1999/2000-2024/2025 here.