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#3 - Alexandre Lacazette
Lacazette has been under Arsenal's radar for quite some time, and in July 2017, he was signed by the Gunners for a record fee from Lyon. He notched up 14 goals in 32 appearances for the club in the PL, this season and I certainly hope he can score even more in the upcoming season. He had a great start, but then, during the midway stage, he had a goal drought and was all over the place. He was also sidelined through injury, but he regained his touch during the later stages of the season - scoring plenty of goals, creating chances, and doing all manner of attack-building necessities.
He was unfortunately left out of the France squad to Russia and will be deeply disappointed and affected by it. He should regain the faith of Deschamps and be incredibly consistent to be one of the first names in Emery's team sheet.
For being Arsenal's leading goalscorer this season, Lacazette occupies the third spot in this list.
