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#6 Vincent Aboubakar, Moussa Marega, Yacine Brahimi (FC Porto) - 28 goals
It has been a season of redemption for Vincent Aboubakar. The Cameroonian is finally delivering on the promise he's flashed at Besiktas and Lorient and now looks like a fully able striker ready to take the world by storm. Aboubakar has struck 12 times in the league so far, one of the major reasons for Porto's iron-grip on the top of the Primeira league table.
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Joining him in the attacking jamboree is Moussa Marega, who's announced himself to the stage with a fine run of form. Having plied his trade in the subaltern leagues of France, the Mali international is cooking on the front burner at Porto. His 12-goal haul has seen him greatly endear to the Porto fans, and becoming a sort of surprise package of the season.
Completing the only all-African three-prong attack is Yacine Brahimi, the Algerian international who has recorded a relatively better scoring rate this season. He has 4 goals to his name in 13 appearances but shines brighter when it comes to providing as Brahimi has assisted 5 goals in all in the league.
