Since his Bundesliga debut, only Robert Lewandowski has scored more goals in Europe’s top five leagues than Erling Haaland.
Since January 2020, our No.9 has scored 112 goals in 117 league matches for Borussia Dortmund and City.
He’s scored one goal every game for City, totaling 50 in 50 Premier League outings.
That followed 62 goals in 67 games for Dortmund over his two and a half seasons in Germany.
Haaland, who is still only 23, made his debut at the top table of European domestic football at the age of 19 after impressing at Red Bull Salzburg and Molde.
The Premier League, Germany’s Bundesliga, Spain’s La Liga, Italy’s Serie A, and France’s Ligue 1 are commonly regarded as Europe’s top five leagues.
In the same four years, Lewandowski, 35, has scored 122 goals in 127 games for Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
Haaland’s total puts him ahead of Kylian Mbappe (107 in 122 games), Harry Kane (98 in 134 games), and Mo Salah (87 in 146 games).
Since his arrival in England in the summer of 2022, our man has been unstoppable in the Premier League.
With 50 goals, he is 17 goals ahead of his nearest rival, Salah, who has played eight games more than Haaland.
The striker has scored against 20 of the 21 Premier League teams he has faced, with only one goalless outing against Brentford keeping him from completing the sweep.
He is especially effective against Fulham and Manchester United, where he has five goals in three appearances.
He has five of the division’s 16 total hat-tricks since the start of last season.
His 36 Premier League goals in 2022/23 set a record for the most in a single season, while his 52 in all competitions are the most ever scored by a player for a Premier League team.
He scored his 50th Premier League goal against Liverpool in November, after only 48 games.
That is faster than the time it took 14 Premier League teams, including Arsenal, to score 50 goals in 49 games.
The striker has been out with a foot injury in recent weeks, but he will be looking to keep up his phenomenal goal-scoring pace when he returns.