Arsenal aren’t netting many goals this season but their list of scorers is a picture that tells an interesting story.
![Arsenal's top/only scorers this season tells an interesting story 1 DUBLIN, IRELAND - DECEMBER 10: Mohamed Elneny of Arsenal celebrates after he scores their team's second goal during the UEFA Europa League Group B stage match between Dundalk FC and Arsenal FC at Aviva Stadium on December 10, 2020 in Dublin, Ireland. The match will be played without fans, behind closed doors as a Covid-19 precaution. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)](/static/uploads/2020/12/dundalk-fc-v-arsenal-fc-group-b-uefa-europa-league-1-1-e1607867038348.jpg)
13 players have scored for Arsenal this season which is a nice spread but they aren’t getting very many individually.
Only 11 players have provided assists with Hector Bellerin leading the way on four. Pepe, Willock and Willian all have three, Saka and Smith Rowe have two while Maitland-Niles, Ceballos, Aubameyang, Nelson and Balogun all have one assist.
When you look at the list below the first thing to strike you will probably be the number of youngsters scoring for us.
Other questions you might ask upon looking at these stats are:
- Why did Leeds think Eddie Nketiah wasn’t good enough?
- Why are our senior midfielders doing next to nothing?
- Forlain Balogun can’t really do more than he has, why isn’t he getting more chances?
- Will Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s changes make any difference to his form?
Arsenal’s top/only scorers this season
![Arsenal's top/only scorers this season tells an interesting story 2 Arsenal's English striker Eddie Nketiah (L) scores his team's first goal during the UEFA Europa League 1st round Group B football match between Dundalk and Arsenal at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland on December 10, 2020. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP)](/static/uploads/2020/12/fbl-eur-c3-dundalk-arsenal-2-scaled-e1607867066763.jpg)
Number of assists moves a player ahead of another with the same number of goals. Where assists and goals are the same, minutes played are used, with those playing fewer minutes ahead of those playing more.
- Eddie Nketiah – G5 A0 Mins 865
- Nicolas Pepe – G4 A3 Mins 969
- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – G4 A1 Mins 1,107
- Alexandre Lacazette – G4 A0 Mins 818
- Joe Willock – G3 A3 Mins 667
- Forlain Balogun – G2 A1 Mins 61
- Gabriel – G2 A0 Mins 1,080
- Emile Smith Rowe – G1 A2 Mins 119
- Bukayo Saka – G1 A2 Mins 1,089
- Reiss Nelson – G1 A1 Mins 392
- Pablo Mari – G1 A0 Mins 180
- David Luiz – G1 A 0 Mins 770
- Mohamed Elneny – G1 A0 Mins 967