UEFA European Championship, 1984 - goal scorers (all stages)

9 goals

• Michel Platini (France)

7 goals

• Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Germany)
• Santillana (Spain)
• Rudi Völler (Germany)

6 goals

• Preben Elkjær Larsen (Denmark)
• Maceda (Spain)

5 goals

• Ruud Gullit (Netherlands)
• Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary)
• Rincón (Spain)
• Walter Schachner (Austria)
• Frank Stapleton (Republic of Ireland)
• Erwin Vandenbergh (Belgium)

4 goals

• Nikos Anastopoulos (Greece)
• László Bölöni (Romania)
• Jordão (Portugal)
• Dick Schoenaker (Netherlands)
• Allan Simonsen (Denmark)
• Joachim Streich (German Democratic Republic)

3 goals

• Frank Arnesen (Denmark)
• Luther Blissett (England)
• Liam Brady (Republic of Ireland)
• Dan Corneliusson (Sweden)
• Trevor Francis (England)
• Peter Houtman (Netherlands)
• Michael Laudrup (Denmark)
• Nené (Portugal)
• József Póczik (Hungary)
• Selçuk Yula (Turkey)
• Señor (Spain)
• Glenn Strömberg (Sweden)
• Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia)
• François Van der Elst (Belgium)
• Ladislav Vízek (Czechoslovakia)
• Tony Woodcock (England)

2 goals

• Alessandro Altobelli (Italy)
• Klaus Berggreen (Denmark)
• Oleg Blokhin (USSR)
• Carmel Busuttil (Malta)
• Rodion Cămătaru (Romania)
• Carlos Manuel (Portugal)
• Carrasco (Spain)
• Jan Ceulemans (Belgium)
• Fedor Cherenkov (USSR)
• Ludovic Coeck (Belgium)
• Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)
• Gerry Daly (Republic of Ireland)
• Václav Daněk (Czechoslovakia)
• Anatoli Demianenko (USSR)
• Jean-Francois Domergue (France)
• Atli Edvaldsson (Iceland)
• André Egli (Switzerland)
• Felix Gasselich (Austria)
• Gyula Hajszán (Hungary)
• Åge Hareide (Norway)
• Hasan Şengün (Turkey)
• Glenn Hoddle (England)
• Robbie James (Wales)
• Petr Janečka (Czechoslovakia)
• Arne Larsen-Økland (Norway)
• Mark Lawrenson (Republic of Ireland)
• Sammy Lee (England)
• Søren Lerby (Denmark)
• Paul Mariner (England)
• Charlie Nicholas (Scotland)
• Martin O'Neill (Northern Ireland)
• Oliveira (Portugal)
• Jesper Olsen (Denmark)
• Robert Prytz (Sweden)
• Petr Rada (Czechoslovakia)
• Jeannot Reiter (Luxembourg)
• Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
• Bryan Robson (England)
• Ian Rush (Wales)
• Włodzimierz Smolarek (Poland)
• Ian Stewart (Northern Ireland)
• Muhedin Targaj (Albania)
• Hallvar Thoresen (Norway)
• Kees van Kooten (Netherlands)
• Frankie Vercauteren (Belgium)
• Gary Waddock (Republic of Ireland)
• John Wark (Scotland)
• Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland)

1 goal

• Ioan Andone (Romania)
• Sergei Andreyev (USSR)
• António Sousa (Portugal)
• Arif Kocabıyık (Turkey)
• Sergei Baltacha (USSR)
• Eamonn Bannon (Scotland)
• Ernst Baumeister (Austria)
• Mehmed Baždarević (Yugoslavia)
• Bruno Bellone (France)
• Přemysl Bičovský (Czechoslovakia)
• Zbigniew Boniek (Poland)
• Karl Brauneder (Austria)
• Jean-Paul Brigger (Switzerland)
• Kenneth Brylle (Denmark)
• Győző Burcsa (Hungary)
• Søren Busk (Denmark)
• Terry Butcher (England)
• Antonio Cabrini (Italy)
• Pavel Chaloupka (Czechoslovakia)
• Mark Chamberlain (England)
• Jeremy Charles (Wales)
• Steve Coppell (England)
• Marcel Coras (Romania)
• Zvezdan Cvetković (Yugoslavia)
• Silvio Demanuele (Malta)
• Marcel Di Domenico (Luxembourg)
• Georgi Dimitrov (Bulgaria)
• Hristos Dimopoulos (Greece)
• Wolfgang Dremmler (Germany)
• Dariusz Dziekanowski (Poland)
• Ulf Eriksson (Sweden)
• Rainer Ernst (German Democratic Republic)
• Emanuele Fabri (Malta)
• Fernando Gomes (Portugal)
• Brian Flynn (Wales)
• Alain Geiger (Switzerland)
• Marteinn Geirsson (Iceland)
• Ion Geolgău (Romania)
• Alain Giresse (France)
• Rusi Gochev (Bulgaria)
• Gordillo (Spain)
• Tony Grealish (Republic of Ireland)
• Ashley Grimes (Republic of Ireland)
• Georges Grün (Belgium)
• Max Hagmayr (Austria)
• Billy Hamilton (Northern Ireland)
• Péter Hannich (Hungary)
• Allan Hansen (Denmark)
• Heinz Hermann (Switzerland)
• Hugo Hovenkamp (Netherlands)
• Glenn Hysén (Sweden)
• Ilyas Tüfekçi (Turkey)
• Bozhidar Iskrenov (Bulgaria)
• Miodrag Ješić (Yugoslavia)
• Mats Jingblad (Sweden)
• Joey Jones (Wales)
• José Luis (Portugal)
• Ladislav Jurkemik (Czechoslovakia)
• József Kardos (Hungary)
• László Kiss (Hungary)
• Sándor Kiss (Hungary)
• Michael Klein (Romania)
• Erwin Koeman (Netherlands)
• Yeorgios Kostikos (Greece)
• Keijo Kousa (Finland)
• Zlatko Kranjčar (Yugoslavia)
• Ronald Kreer (German Democratic Republic)
• Pawel Król (Poland)
• Janusz Kupcewicz (Poland)
• Nikolai Larionov (USSR)
• John Lauridsen (Denmark)
• Milan Luhovy (Czechoslovakia)
• Luis Fernández (France)
• Tom Arne Lund (Norway)
• Théo Malget (Luxembourg)
• Christos Mauris (Cyprus)
• John McClelland (Northern Ireland)
• Metin Tekin (Turkey)
• Stoicho Mladenov (Bulgaria)
• Phil Neal (England)
• Plamen Nikolov (Bulgaria)
• Kevin O'Callaghan (Republic of Ireland)
• Epo Ophof (Netherlands)
• Lakis Papaioanou (Greece)
• Pedraza (Spain)
• Bruno Pezzey (Austria)
• Gábor Pölöskei (Hungary)
• Toni Polster (Austria)
• Herbert Prohaska (Austria)
• Zdeněk Prokeš (Czechoslovakia)
• Ljubomir Radanović (Yugoslavia)
• Andreas Ravelli (Sweden)
• Hans Richter (German Democratic Republic)
• Michael Robinson (Republic of Ireland)
• Sergei Rodionov (USSR)
• Paolo Rossi (Italy)
• Håkan Sandberg (Sweden)
• Sarabia (Spain)
• Dimitrios Saravakos (Greece)
• Dušan Savić (Yugoslavia)
• Marco Schallibaum (Switzerland)
• Alfred Schreiner (Luxembourg)
• Milos Sestic (Yugoslavia)
• Kevin Sheedy (Republic of Ireland)
• Nasko Sirakov (Bulgaria)
• Jiří Sloup (Czechoslovakia)
• Ernest Spiteri-Gonzi (Malta)
• Ulrich Stielike (Germany)
• Dragan Stojković (Yugoslavia)
• Nenad Stojković (Yugoslavia)
• Gerhard Strack (Germany)
• Paul Sturrock (Scotland)
• Claudio Sulser (Switzerland)
• Thomas Sunesson (Sweden)
• Lazar Szentes (Hungary)
• Fanis Theofanous (Cyprus)
• Genc Tomori (Albania)
• András Töröcsik (Hungary)
• Marios Tsingis (Cyprus)
• Florea Văetuș (Romania)
• Ari Valvee (Finland)
• Marco van Basten (Netherlands)
• Gerald Vanenburg (Netherlands)
• Boycho Velichkov (Bulgaria)
• Víctor Muñoz (Spain)
• Fivos Vrahimis (Cyprus)
• Zlatko Vujović (Yugoslavia)
• Micky Walsh (Republic of Ireland)
• Heribert Weber (Austria)
• Bennie Wijnstekers (Netherlands)
• Peter Withe (England)
• Zvonko Zivković (Yugoslavia)