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Top 5 African Goalscorers of all time in the Premier League

Arsh Das by Arsh Das
October 27, 2021
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Mohamed Salah Premier League Liverpool

Via Premier League's Twitter

Over the years, the Premier League has seen some top African forwards play in England. In this article, we will look at the highest scoring African forwards in the Premier League as of 2021. 

5. Yakubu – 95 goals 

The Yak scored 95 goals in 252 appearances in the Premier League. He featured for several clubs during his time in England, such as Blackburn and Portsmouth. The Nigerian eventually retired in 2017 after a short spell at Coventry City. 

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4. Emmanuel Adebayor – 97 goals 

Adebayor featured for Arsenal, Tottenham and Crystal Palace in the Premier League. He is the highest goalscorer for the Togolese national team. The forward’s most prolific season was in 2007/08 where he won the African Player of the Year after scoring 24 goals in the league. 

3. Sadio Mane – 100 goals 

Sadio Mane made Premier League history yesterday:
▪️ Third African player to score 100 PL goals
▪️ Third player to score 100 PL goals without a single penalty

👑 pic.twitter.com/VrcggsJZi7

— B/R Football (@brfootball) October 17, 2021

Liverpool’s number 10 recently achieved the monumental feat of scoring 100 Premier League goals. The Senegalese forward has scored a century of goals without a single penalty. He is only the third player to do so after Emile Heskey and Les Ferdinand. 

2. Didier Drogba – 104 goals 

Drogba is still heralded as one of Chelsea’s greatest ever players. The Ivorian spent two spells at Chelsea and won the Golden Boot in 2006/07 and 2009/10. He was also responsible for scoring the winning penalty against Bayern Munich that won Chelsea their first Champions League title. 

1. Mohamed Salah – 107 goals 

The highest-scoring African player in @PremierLeague history.👑

Incredible, @MoSalah 👏 pic.twitter.com/BlUXCjM6Kr

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) October 24, 2021

Salah is without a doubt the best player in the world right now. The Egyptian moved clear of Drogba’s goal tally with a hat-trick at Old Trafford against Manchester United. He has scored 107 goals in 167 appearances, which is a remarkable return for any player. 

Tags: Didier DrogbaEmmanuel AdebayorMohamed SalahSadio ManeYakubu
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