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#6. Everton: Romelu Lukaku – 64 goals
A recent entrant onto the list, the exciting young Belgian broke big Duncan Ferguson’s long-standing record this season to become the Toffees’ leading scorer in the Premier League era. With his incredible strength allied with pace and a ruthless finishing ability, Lukaku has already cemented himself in the Everton hall of fame – and he’s just 23.
#7. Hull City: Nikica Jelavic – 12 goals
Another rather surprisingly low figure, Nikica Jelavic’s 12 goals sees the Croatian be crowned the top scorer for Hull City in the top division since 1992. His tally of 8 goals for the 2013-14 season is what bolstered his numbers for the challenge. Currently plying his trade in China, it is unlikely that his record will be broken anytime soon (especially as Marco Silva faces an uphill task in trying to keep Hull up for the next season)
#8. Leicester City: Jamie Vardy – 37 goals
Champion of England. That incredible season he had last year powered him all the way to top the list for Leicester’s leading goalscorer list – his 24 goals in the ‘miracle’ season was just one short of Harry Kane’s golden boot winning effort of 25. Highly unlikely that anyone will be challenging him atop this list anytime soon.
