Erling Haaland has begun his Premier League career at an incredible rate of knots, scoring 17 times in 11 outings for Manchester City.
That haul includes three hat-tricks at the Etihad as he continues to rewrite England's record books, but the Norwegian is not the most productive forward in front of goal. That accolade belongs to Bournemouth striker Kieffer Moore.
Haaland has had 47 efforts on goal, converting 36 per cent of his shots, a return only bettered by Moore, who has scored three times for a Cherries side aiming to avoid relegation. His conversion rate of 38 per cent puts him on top of the list for most lethal forwards in the top flight, ahead of some stellar names.
