Thanks to the double that he scored against Arsenal at Old Trafford, Cristiano Ronaldo It has already gotten into the TOP 5 of the top scorers of the Premier League 2021/22.
The Portuguese monster is still far from the pointer Mohamed Salah. However, its average is quite good. It should be noted, in fact, that The bug he missed the first three games of the current English championship because his Juventus situation had not yet been unlocked.
Likewise, although Cris is being highlighted, it cannot be overlooked that of Liverpool’s 11 and Jamie Vardy, who, once again, are leading the fight for the golden spoils of England.
Harry Kane (1 goal only), a regular in this type of dispute, still cannot get on.
TOP SCORES OF PREMIER LEAGUE 2021/22
- Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): 13 goals in 14 games (1260 minutes).
- Jamie Vardy (Leicester City): 9 goals in 14 games (1207 minutes).
- Diogo Jota (Liverpool): 8 goals in 13 games (928 minutes).
- Sadio Mané (Liverpool): 7 goals in 14 games (1184 minutes).
- Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United): 6 goals in 11 games (848 minutes).
- Emmanuel Dennis (Watford): 6 goals in 13 games (994 minutes).
- Michail Antonio (West Ham): 6 goals in 13 games (1169 minutes).
- Raphinha (Leeds United): 6 goals in 12 games (1000 minutes).
- Maxwel Cornet (Burnley): 5 goals in 8 games (539 minutes).
- Callum Wilson (Newcastle): 5 goals in 10 games (861 minutes).
Undefeated data. Cristiano Ronaldo has 12 goals in 16 games played since he returned to Manchester United. Differential in Premier League and UEFA Champions League. Inevitable.
Did you know…? Mohamed Salah holds the record for the most goals (32) in a single 38-match Premier League season. He broke the mark of Cristiano (31), Suárez (31) and Shearer (31).
Undefeated Data. Before going to Real Madrid in 2008, Cristiano Ronaldo won the England scoring title. He was also scorer champion in Spain and Italy. Tremendous.
Did you know…? Jamie Vardy (156) is already Leicester City’s third all-time top scorer. The absolute record belongs to Arthur Chandler (273).
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