Expected goals measure the quality of the chances a player gets, with every shot scored between 0 and 1 by how often shots like it are converted. A player's xG is those values added up, so the gap between the goals they scored and their xG shows whether they finished better or worse than their chances deserved. Underlying data is supplied by Sportmonks.
Kevin Carlos of Basel had the most xG in the Super League in 2024/2025, 13.80 from 35 appearances, and scored 13 goals from it. Willem Geubbels was next on 11.85.
Xherdan Shaqiri of Basel overperformed xG by more than any other player in the Super League in 2024/2025, with 17 goals from chances worth 8.42 xG, a gap of 8.58. Miroslav Stevanovic was next on 5.14.
Meschack Elia of Young Boys underperformed xG by more than any other player in the Super League in 2024/2025, with no goals from chances worth 4.16 xG, a shortfall of 4.16. Jérémy Guillemenot was next on 4.08.
Adrian Grbic of Luzern had the highest xG per 90 in the Super League in 2024/2025, 0.62 from 1402 minutes across 31 appearances, the best of anyone past 1140 minutes. Kevin Carlos was next on 0.60.
Antonio Marchesano of Yverdon Sport had the most xG of any midfielder in the Super League in 2024/2025, 9.46 from 31 appearances, and scored 8 goals from it. Miroslav Stevanovic was next on 8.86.
Noë Dussenne of Lausanne Sport had the most xG of any defender in the Super League in 2024/2025, 6.63 from 33 appearances, and scored 7 goals from it. Mariano Gómez was next on 2.95.
Yes. Super League players scored 655 goals in 2024/2025 from chances worth 639.7 xG, 102% of what they deserved and 15.3 goals to the good.