Premier League
Can You Name The 30 Highest-scoring African Players In EPL History?
There have been some amazing African goalscorers during the Premier League era – but how many of the 30 highest-scoring players from the continent can you name?
The continent has been a reliable source of Barclays legends throughout the last 30-odd years, with plenty of African players becoming worldwide names by banging in the goals on our shores.
From trophy-guzzling machines to cult heroes in some unexpected places, we’ve seen a wide variety of African footballers grace the Premier League since 1992 – but how many of the top 30 goalscorers from the continent can you remember?
There are some truly legendary names here, so we’re expecting a good score. We’ve even given you the clubs they played for and their total goals as clues, so there’s no excuse.
You’ve got 15 minutes to name the top 30 and the score to beat from our office is 27/30. An asterisk denotes the player that is still active in the Premier League.
If this gives you the taste for another quiz, have a go at naming the highest-scoring South Americans in PL history.
Planetfootball.com
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