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5) Teemu Pukki (CHE)
The first bandwagon of the 2019/20 season, Pukki is the most transferred in player this week after his hattrick against Newcastle. The Championship player of the year has taken to the Premier League like a duck to water, scoring all four of Norwich’s goals thus far.
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His seven SiB, six of which were on target, was top across all players in gameweek two. He also tops the table for shots, tied with Sterling on 10. Only David McGoldrick, Agüero (three each) and Sterling (five) have been afforded more than Pukki’s two ‘big chances’ amongst forwards this season.
Norwich’s underlying numbers indicate that their goal scoring exploits are no fluke. They are ranked third for SiB with 20, a number beaten only by Burnley (21) and Man City (32). Chelsea’s defensive frailities have already been touched upon and the Finn will surely be relishing the prospect of going up against the unsettled Blues’ backline.
