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#3 Ciro Immobile
No player has scored more goals in Europe's top 5 leagues than Ciro Immobile
Immobile rose to fame during the 2013/14 season during which he scored 22 league goals and won the Golden Boot in Serie A. His fine form earned him a move to Borussia Dortmund in the summer but he struggled in Germany and in Spain later with Sevilla before opting to return to Italy on loan at Torino.
Aspas played 14 games for the Turin club in the latter half of 2015/16 season scoring five times before joining Lazio permanently ahead of the 2016/17 season.
A permanent return to Italy seems to have rejuvenated him as he enjoyed a fine first season with Lazio scoring 26 times in 41 games across all competitions.
The former Juventus youth has taken things up by a notch this season with 13 goals after just 9 league games and 17 goals in 13 games across all competitions! This makes him the highest scorer across Europe’s top five leagues.
He scored a brace against his former club, Juventus, in the Supercoppa Italiana which Lazio went on to win 3-2. His 13 league goals this season include two more against Juventus and two against Milan.
