Sentences with phrase «48international goals to his name»

With seven assists and a goal to his name so far, the Serb has had a great start to his Premier League career.

So far, Sanchez has lost the ball more than any other United player since he joined and has just one goal to his name — a rebound from a penalty.

Defour is now a permanent member of the Belgian national side with 26 caps and 1 goal to his name despite his tender years.

With just one goal to his name in La Liga, he's struggled in domestic football in particular, and many jumped at the opportunity to mock him and suggest that «he's finished» after the Juanfran moment specifically.

A sign of the DW Stadium side's poor level of firepower lies in the fact that the club's top scorers, Franco Di Santo and Jordi Gomez, have just four goals to their name.

The White Hart Lane wide - man has 21 goals to his name in all competition and Andre Villas - Boas must fear that one of Europe's «Elite» will nab Bale this summer, though clearly if Tottenham secure a Champions League berth there is less reason for such a move to take place.

Plagued by injuries and unconvincing on the pitch so far, there is now some doubt as to whether or not United will push through to keep Falcao permanently, as he still only has one solitary goal to his name for the Red Devils so far.

Salah has 40 goals to his name in all competitions and if he can reach 47 strikes by the end of the season, he will tie Ian Rush for the most goals by a Liverpool player in a season.

Vidal also played a key role in his country's Copa America victory earlier this summer as he finished the competition with three goals to his name and also converted his penalty in the shootout as Chile prevailed over pre-tournament favourites Argentina in the final on home soil and end 99 years without a major international trophy.

To be fair we may not rate him that much but he is a German World Cup winning international with 48international goals to his name and 31 in 81 for us on paper it's quite impressive

He was excellent v Madrid but I haven't really seen him play well since then and I'm not even sure he has a goal to his name

-- No Arsenal assists to his name — No Arsenal goals to his name — Never created any chances for Arsenal... ever.

Despite arriving at Old Trafford with the reputation of a lethal finisher, albeit one coming back from a serious knee injury, he has disappointed in England, with only four Premier League goals to his name.

he had like 12 or so goals to his name in Ligue 1!!)

And why do we laud and praise Mourinho for playing Willian in the same position as Danny has been playing for us — the Willian who has 8 Chelsea career goals to his name.

The Mexican striker started the season strongly with three goals to his name in no time but has not been given too much playing time.

Unfortunately, you'd be wrong, and the 27 - year - old has an absurdly low number of top flight goals to his name considering his age, the teams he's played for, and the amount of hype he generally gets.

The 22 - year - old is currently the Premier League's leading goalscorer, with 24 goals to his name.

Balotelli only arrived at Anfield in the summer from Lazio's Serie A rivals AC Milan, but despite his impressive goalscoring record at the San Siro, Balotelli has been unable to translate his performances back into the English game, with only one Liverpool goal to his name so far — in the Champions League against Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets Razgrad.

Midfield should be ok with the mixture of experience (Flamini), youth and magic (Cazorla) and Walcott can hopefully put a couple away to get some goals to his name.

Campbell has started a sh*t load at Villarreal but he's not making the best impression, I don't think he has a goal to his name.

He just need to add goals to his name along with the usaual assits.

Papiss Demba Cisse, who is their leading goal scorer of the season with 11 league goals to his name, is serving a 7 - match suspension for allegedly spitting on Jonny Evans during his side's 0 - 1 defeat to Manchester United earlier this month.

with just one league goal to his name this season after just 11 during the last campaign.

The Dutchman has been a shining light for the Magpies this season and already has six top - flight goals to his name.

on second note just found out squaka stats saying giroud is the deadliest striker in the prenier league with a goal every 88 mins better than aguero n others.plus since joining the gooners he has had the maximum number of headed goals to his name since.

Among the names mentioned are Tottenham Hotspur striker Roberto Soldado, brought in for # 26m and with only seven league goals to his name in two seasons since his arrival.

Last season the former Partizan Belgrade man netted 14 Serie A goals and the Fiorentina man already has a dozen goals to his name this term, helping Vincenzo Montella's side to mount a genuine push for a Champions League berth.

Suarez had only eight goals to his name at the same stage, while Zlatan had just six.

Despite a lack of minutes, Perez has done relatively well with 7 goals to his name, but it would seem much more is expected from him.

And of course Mesut Ozil is undroppable and has 8 goals to his name as well from his Munber 10 position (and is not included in the poll).

When Yakubu came on for Pog Murphy says now hear is a guy who can score his goal stats are absolutely phenominal, guy beside him paused long pause then said Yakubu has one reading goal to his name... and then says he might double it, Murphy says yeah he might well do.

It's fair to say that Falcao's deadline day move to Manchester United came as a shock, but with reports of a recurring injury and with just one solitary goal to his name, the deal is in danger of becoming a rather unproductive move all round.

Leo Bonatini has 12 league goals to his name so far this season but has failed to find the back of the net since December.

Reus is an amazing talent, but Draxler has the same skill set at 21 just with less goals to his name thus far.

By 2009 (aged 26) RvP had 54 league goals to his name (in 8 seasons in PL and Eredivisie).

With the goal, the Argentine international became the non-European top Premier League goalscorer with 124 goals to his name, and it was an important strike as City look to continue their promising start to the campaign and deal a blow to a direct rival.

He's holding a big club in ransom, at 20 - years old wíth 11 goals to his name in +50 apps.

As always the Germans are proving to be a strong outfit and with two goals to his name from central defence Hummels is one of their standout performers.

Huth has played for the current league leaders Leicester 27 times, has three goals to his names and has one Man of the Match award this season.

Midway through the 2013/14 campaign, and with three goals to his name in 15 appearances, he joined fellow Premier League side Hull City.

Steffen Rasmussen has one goal to his name during a fifteen - year spell and over 400 games with AGF Aarhus in Denmark.

Marega shouldn't cost big money despite having 20 league goals to his name this season.

Swedish goalkeeper Bengt Andersson ended his career with six goals to his name, the last of which came in 1996.

Nigeria international Vincent Enyeama has twenty career goals to his name, after becoming designated penalty taker with both Enyimba International and Hapoel Tel Aviv.

Turkey international Selda Akgöz has four career goals to her name and has found the net with all three of the club sides she has played for - Ovacık Gençlik Spor, Fomget Gençlik ve Spor and Trabzon İdmanocağı.

Colombia international goalkeeper Faryd Mondragón has one goal to his name during an impressive career that has seen him play in seven different countries.

Torres has just one league goal to his name since joining the Rossoneri on loan from Chelsea this summer, and new coach Filippo Inzaghi seems to have lost faith in the sub-par Spaniard.

It is BVB, not Bayern, who are outscoring everybody, with 19 goals to their name, and proving to have the stingiest defence, Stindl's strike their only blot.

Fowler is the sixth highest scorer in Premier League history, with 163 goals to his name, whilst McManaman ranks 19th for assists, and would surely be in the top 10 had he not left the Premier League for La Liga.