Officially, the best and worst finishers of European football have been unveiled

If Robert Lewandowski thought his week could not be worse, we have news that he may not want to hear.

The Bayern Munich striker and teammate Kingsley Coman were trained on Thursday in a ground fight.

The fight has not been kept secret and he casts more doubt on his future.

But although he is the Bundesliga's top scorer, the 21-goal striker will not appreciate the results of Understanding.

The polish finisher usually polite has the lowest conversion rate of European leagues in the lead, at -9.31.

The sub-categories carefully broke down each player's records in terms of the number of goals scored minus the goals he was supposed to score.

Gabriel Jesus of Manchester City came in third with -4.92, with a slightly higher ratio than Gerard Moreno de Villarreal.

Edin Džeko of Roma is fourth and Memphis Depay of Lyon fifth.

The list of villains is less predictable than the good guys' role of honor.

Lionel Messi, who has 33 goals to his credit in Barcelona just in La Liga, is leading the standings with an average of 9.37.

Paco Alcácer, of Borussia Dortmund, is second, with the impressive Krzysztof Piątek (AC Milan) third.

The former star of Nantes, Tragic Emiliano Sala, is fourth with Son Heung-min of Tottenham Hotspur in 4.97 and is the highest ranked player in the Premier League.

Lewandowski's nightmare week is at least over without a fine.

Bayern Munich boss Niko Kovac has confirmed that the players would not be stuck in their payroll packages following the soaring of their training ground.

"There was a fight between two players who were named in the media," Kovac said at his press conference on Friday.

"We discussed all three of them after the training, both apologized for their behavior and were sorry for what happened.

"No one is fined because both players were understanding, and understanding is very important now.The problem is settled and dealt with the dust."