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8. Robert Lewandowski – 129 mins/goal
Goals Scored - 38
The Polish superstar was a slow starter, but he stands as a testament to the fact that you can be as good as you think you can if you work hard enough. Having started with just two European goals in his first two seasons at Borussia Dortmund, he is now arguably in the two top strikers in the Champions League (i.e. in the world) and has already scored 38 goals. He doesn’t look he is going to stop anytime soon either, sorry Arsenal
7. Simone Inzaghi – 123 mins
Goals Scored – 20
The lesser known of one of the world’s greatest goal-getting families (two brothers, just to clarify), Simone was a darn good goal poacher who had a commendable record with one of the 2000s most intriguing sides, SS Lazio. He netted 20 goals for the blue half of Rome, especially starring in this 5-1 evisceration of Olympique Marseille.
