When things settle down, Paris Saint-Germain is in possession of the most prolific attacking duo in Europe's top 10 leagues this season. Mbappe and Messi have scored 25 and 17 goals in Ligue 1 and UEFA Champions League respectively this season. This means both players have 42 league and European goals. The second offensive duo on the list is Erling Haaland and Phil Foden. Manchester City's attacking duo have scored 42 Premier League and UEFA Champions League goals. However, the attacking duo of Valencia and Batshuayi are second on the list. Fenerbahçe's strikers have scored 38 league and European goals this season. Benfica's Mario and Ramos are fourth on the list with a total of 35 goals in the Portuguese league and Champions League.
Moreover, Monaco, the team is in the 4 candidates for the top of Ligue 1 this season, ranked next in the list. Ben Yedder and Embolo have 20 and 14 goals respectively in Ligue 1 and in Europe this season. However, some of these players are now the reason why their teams are still in the European league this season. Which of these strikers will score the most goals in leagues and European competitions this season?
Man Utd fans have been asked to choose their star player for February from a shortlist of four
Marcus Rashford scored seven goals in February but missed out on player of the month award.
Marcus Rashford scored seven goals in February but missed out on player of the month award.
As we shiver through the first winds of March, February seems so far away. On every gentle spring day, the Europa League wins the titles Barcelona and Wembley, it is even talked about by four times.
When the United boss was caught dining with Sir Alex, it seemed that Erik ten Hag's revolution had received the highest approval and all was well with the world. Then came Anfield.
Players who some believe could lead United to the title - including United's own players, it seems - were brutally exposed by Jurgen Klopp's rejuvenated Liverpool in the second half.
The disgrace is even more exaggerated for the four players our reporters named February's standouts. Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Casemiro and Luke Shaw will not be pleased to see their contributions against Liverpool.
In particular, the performances of Bruno and Shaw were criticized by experts as well as fans, while Casemiro and Rashford escaped much criticism for the absence of too many United players. But let's not rest on Sunday, what has been done is done. Stop in February instead!
Rashford scored 7/8 goals, Shaw is the best left-back in the tournament and Fernandes deserves to be the captain of United. Casemiro, meanwhile, is the midfielder every championship team needs.
With four titles won, MEN readers were asked to vote for player of the month from a shortlist of four.
And they chose influence over goals, with Casemiro, despite a one-month absence due to suspension, taking 51% of the vote to Rashford's 36%. Shaw and Fernandes are behind with 7% and 6%, respectively.
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Man Utd fans have been asked to choose their star player for February from a shortlist of four
Marcus Rashford scored seven goals in February but missed out on player of the month award.
Marcus Rashford scored seven goals in February but missed out on player of the month award.
As we shiver through the first winds of March, February seems so far away. On every gentle spring day, the Europa League wins the titles Barcelona and Wembley, it is even talked about by four times.
When the United boss was caught dining with Sir Alex, it seemed that Erik ten Hag's revolution had received the highest approval and all was well with the world. Then came Anfield.
Players who some believe could lead United to the title - including United's own players, it seems - were brutally exposed by Jurgen Klopp's rejuvenated Liverpool in the second half.
The disgrace is even more exaggerated for the four players our reporters named February's standouts. Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Casemiro and Luke Shaw will not be pleased to see their contributions against Liverpool.
In particular, the performances of Bruno and Shaw were criticized by experts as well as fans, while Casemiro and Rashford escaped much criticism for the absence of too many United players. But let's not rest on Sunday, what has been done is done. Stop in February instead!
Rashford scored 7/8 goals, Shaw is the best left-back in the tournament and Fernandes deserves to be the captain of United. Casemiro, meanwhile, is the midfielder every championship team needs.
With four titles won, MEN readers were asked to vote for player of the month from a shortlist of four.
And they chose influence over goals, with Casemiro, despite a one-month absence due to suspension, taking 51% of the vote to Rashford's 36%. Shaw and Fernandes are behind with 7% and 6%, respectively.
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