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Former Aston Villa star Christian Benteke has had a stellar season in Major League Soccer, finishing as the league’s leading goalscorer and clinching the golden boot award. Benteke, who was signed by Villa from Genk for a bargain £7m, made a huge impact in the Premier League with his impressive goal-scoring abilities. During his time at Villa, he netted 42 goals in 89 appearances, including a memorable run to the 2015 FA Cup final. Despite facing challenges with injuries and other factors in his later career with Liverpool and Crystal Palace, Benteke has continued to shine in MLS with DC United.

As the regular MLS season concluded, Benteke emerged as the golden boot winner with 23 goals, a feat reminiscent of his success in England back in 2012/13. Notably, he outperformed world-class players like Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, who both scored 20 goals each for Inter Miami. Despite his individual success, Benteke’s team, DC United, did not qualify for the MLS play-offs, finishing outside the top nine spots in the Eastern Conference.

While Benteke’s season may have ended sooner than expected, his achievements on the field have undoubtedly solidified his place as a top striker in MLS. Fans of the Belgian forward are encouraged to share their favorite Benteke memories and stay updated on all things Aston Villa by joining the Villa WhatsApp group for exclusive news, interviews, and matchday updates. Additionally, members of the community can enjoy special offers and promotions from the team and their partners while receiving daily updates on Villa news.

Christian Benteke’s remarkable journey from Villa Park to MLS stardom serves as a testament to his unwavering talent and determination on the pitch. Despite the challenges he has faced throughout his career, Benteke continues to showcase his goal-scoring prowess and leave a lasting impact wherever he plays. As fans eagerly await his next move in the world of football, one thing remains certain – Christian Benteke’s legacy as a prolific striker is far from over.