Manchester United and City players are also in the top six…
Fernando Torres has finally agreed to leave Chelsea, and is rejoining his boyhood club of Atletico Madrid. He was always seen as a flop for the Stamford Bridge outfit, but this list shows that he did have some good times in the Premier League.
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The Spaniard is way ahead of the other Spanish players to have graced the Premier League, mostly due to his free scoring time at Liverpool. The 30-year-old is rivalled for the accolade by Arsenal and Manchester United players in the top six…
6) Michu, Swansea City, 20 goals
The attacking midfielder had a brilliant start at the Swans, but struggled in his second season and was sent out on loan to Napoli.
5) David Silva, Manchester City, 27 goals
The 28-year-old is key to the Citizens chances of silverware in any competition, and although one of the few criticisms against him is the fact that he should score more goals he still has enough to feature here.
4) Juan Mata, Chelsea/Manchester United, 29 goals
Signed for the Red Devils from their Premier League rivals last January, Mata has continued to score fairly regularly.
3) Cesc Fabregas, Arsenal/Chelsea, 37 goals
The midfielder also had a period of time at Barcelona, but has had the most personal success while in the Premier League. He is now driving the Blues forward in the title race.
2) Mikel Arteta, Everton/Arsenal, 41 goals
The former Toffee scored most of his goals while at Goodison Park, where he was chief set piece taker. He has since been playing a deeper role at the Gunners, but still chips in with the odd penalty.
1) Fernando Torres, Liverpool/Chelsea, 85 goals
Now moving back to where it all began at Atletico Madrid, Torres was amazingly prolific while playing at Anfield. His time at Chelsea was mostly memorable for the wrong reasons, but was still part of the team that won the Champions League.