#3 Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to the Premier League hasn’t quite gone according to plan. Manchester United have had an abysmal season so far and are currently seventh in the league. But Ronaldo is still a major goal-scoring outlet for Ralf Rangnick's men.
Ronaldo has scored eight goals and provided three assists in the Premier League this season. His contributions have been key, especially with United's young guns - Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Mason Greenwood - not being able to find their best form.
Ronaldo is one of the greatest clutch players of all time and might have to reproduce some of his clutch performances to save United’s season.
Manchester United will next face Aston Villa and West Ham. While Villa seem like a fixture they can overcome, Steven Gerrard’s side will look to capitalize on United’s poor form.
The Red Devils are just three points behind West Ham and have a game in hand too. Their clash at Old Trafford might be crucial in the top-four race.
#2 Harry Kane

Harry Kane has been a serial goal-scorer throughout his career. The three-time Premier League Golden Boot winner may not be having the best season, but his form is improving under Antonio Conte. The England captain has scored three goals in his last four Premier League outings.
Kane’s partnership with Son Heung-min last season was a joy to watch. The South Korean is reportedly set to miss January due to an injury.
The onus will be on Kane to step up to the challenge in what could prove to be a decisive month for Spurs. The North London side face Arsenal, Leicester and Chelsea over the next couple of weeks.
These games could potentially shape the top-four race and will be a thrilling spectacle. After an embarrassing display at the Emirates, Tottenham will seek redemption against a renewed Arsenal side.
Kane will look to add to his paltry tally of four Premier League goals over the next few games.
#1 Diogo Jota

With Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane leaving for the AFCON, Diogo Jota will be Liverpool’s safest bet when it comes to scoring goals. The Portuguese has been impressive for the Reds ever since he signed for them in 2020.
Jota has ten goals and one assist in the ongoing Premier League season. He is the second-highest goalscorer in the league, behind Salah, who has scored 16 goals. The versatile forward has adapted well under Jurgen Klopp and stepped up when required.
Playing as a false nine or a winger, Jota has quietly gone about business while Mo Salah has taken most of the spotlight.
Liverpool face Brentford and Crystal Palace in January. Both these fixtures should see the Reds get over the line, even with the absence of their African stars. Jota’s quick feet and commendable heading ability could prove to be the difference-maker for Liverpool.