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#5. Arsenal: Pierre Emerick Aubameyang
Much like Spurs, Arsenal have not endured the most successful of seasons so far and currently sit as low as 9th in the table. But, despite Arsenal's struggles, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has endured yet another fruitful season in front of goal, scoring 17.
The forward is still in with a chance to win his second Golden Boot in a row with just two goals separating the Gabonese international and Jamie Vardy at the top with 19 goals. And, with just 9 games to go, don't be surprised to see Aubameyang at the top of the scoring charts at the end of the season in what could be his last season at Arsenal with his current contract set to expire in the summer.
#6. Manchester United: Marcus Rashford
Prior to getting injured, Marcus Rashford was in the form of his life. The Englishman netted 14 goals in the Premier League alone which was, at the time, more than both Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah had managed. Rashford was United's most important player before picking up an injury that could see him miss the Euros in the summer.
However, in his absence, Manchester United have gone 11 games unbeaten with new signing Bruno Fernandes at the heart of the impressive run. Fernandes and Rashford could form one of the deadliest partnerships in the league next season upon the latter's return.
