Mexican forward Julián Quiñones has won the Saudi Pro League Golden Boot for the 2025-26 season.
He scored a hat-trick on the final matchday to finish with 33 goals.
Quiñones plays for Al-Qadsiah. He secured the Pichichi trophy ahead of Al-Ahli's Ivan Toney and Al Nassr's Cristiano Ronaldo.
Final-Day Drama
Entering the last round, the three forwards were in a tight race. Toney had set the benchmark at 32 goals earlier in the day.
That put pressure on Quiñones and Ronaldo to respond in their respective season finales.
Quiñones delivered a magical performance. His hat-trick lifted him to the top of the scoring charts.
Ronaldo finished third with 31 goals, despite winning the league title with Al Nassr on the same day.
Al Nassr needed a victory to secure the championship. Rivals Al Hilal scored early to temporarily take control of the standings.
Ronaldo's side ultimately overcame the pressure to lift the trophy.
Quiñones' achievement seemed unlikely at the start of the campaign. He held off intense competition to win the crown outright without sharing the top spot.
