Samuel Eto’o

One of the greatest African goalscorers of all-time, Eto’o was already Real Mallorca’s top goalscorer ever by the time he moved to Barcelona in 2004, while still in his early 20s.

He’s proved himself to be a big-game player—one of only two to score in two different Champions League finals—and also enjoyed great domestic goalscoring success.

Sadio Mane

Mane’s goalscoring record throughout his career has been respectable and consistent, without truly being breathtaking, although it’s worth noting that he’s struck double figures every season since his debut campaign with Metz in 2011-12.

At Liverpool, he’s perhaps been celebrated more for his work in Liverpool’s build-up play than as a finisher, but he nonetheless became a Golden Boot winner last season when he shared the award with Salah and Aubameyang.

Tony Yeboah

Both a scorer of great goals and a great scorer of goals, Yeboah holds the distinction of being the first player—and the only until Gareth Bale—to win back-to-back Goal of the Month competitions in the Premier League, and he also won the Goal of the Season award for his thunderous effort against Liverpool in 1995-96.

Before moving to Leeds United, he’d already won four Golden Boots; two in the Ghana Premier League in the late 80s, and then two in the Bundesliga in the early 90s, as part of an excellent Eintracht Frankfurt team.

Source: goal.com