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#4 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - 27 (22 goals and 5 assists)
Unai Emery's first full season in the Premier League may have been a mixed bag, but that of Aubameyang was a resounding success.
The Gabonese continued from where he left last year to plunder 22 goals and five assists across 36 appearances, whilst also winning the Golden Boot, his first in the league and the second of his career, albeit sharing the same with Salah and Mane.
It took him four games to get going in 2018/19, but once he set off, there was no stopping him. He scored seven in the next seven, and also racked-up assists regularly. He scored twice against Burnley on the final day, just days after bagging his first hattrick for the Gunners against Valencia in the Europa League.
With the Baku showpiece still to come, looks like he isn't done yet.
