The French forward has stepped out of Robin van Persie’s shadow and has come into his own this season after joining Arsenal from Monpellier a year ago. Olivier Giroud is certainly having his best season at the Emirates.
He has started all thirteen premier league games and has scored seven times, and assisting four goals. Giroud has done well as a lone striker, holding up play, making good runs, and creating eighteen total chances.
At times, Romelu Lukaku has looked like a man possessed. At only 20 years old, the imposing striker is having another great season on loan from his parent club, Chelsea.
Lukaku has had a great goal haul, hitting the net eight times in nine games this season for Everton.
The Belgian striker’s pass accuracy is not great, but has a phenomenal shot accuracy at 81 percent.
Liverpool has given new life to Daniel Sturridge. He has taken the most of the opportunity to start up front, becoming the main man while Luis Suarez was serving his suspension. In twelve games, Daniel Sturridge has scored nine times and assisted twice, while creating eleven total chances.
Sturridge could have faded into the background with the return of Suarez, yet he has maintained his high level of confidence and the pair have become the most feared strike partnership in the whole League.
After serving his ban for last year’s biting incident, Luis Suarez has picked up where he left off in 2012-13.
In fact, Suarez might be on his way to an even better season, if that is even possible, with nine goals in seven games. His hat trick against West Brom was nothing short of stunning. Suarez has only one assist out of his nineteen chances created, and along with Sturridge, has a shot accuracy of 58 percent.
At the top of this list is the most in-form player in the league at the moment. The Argentine forward has been fantastic despite being forced to share time with Edin Dzeko and newcomer, Alvaro Negrado.
In eleven games — only three of which he has played a full 90 minutes — Aguero has scored ten times and has recorded four assists. Shooting with 72 percent accuracy and having created nineteen chances, Aguero has been the backbone for Manchester City’s climb back up the league table.
