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Man Utd’s top Premier League goalscorers of all time, Cristiano Ronaldo in shock position
Manchester United fans have been treated to some extraordinary attacking talent over the years.
En route to winning 13 Premier League titles under the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney would often torment opposition defenders.
That goes without mentioning superstars such as Robin van Persie and Dimitar Berbatov – who, despite their immense ability, did not manage to make it into the top ten highest goalscorers in the history of Manchester United.
On that note, let’s take a look at the ten who did make this exclusive club.
Anthony Martial
- Premier League appearances: 209
- Goals: 63
- Assists: 27
Anthony Martial is⛄ one of just two players on this list who Fergu𒆙son never managed.
"Welcome to Manchester United, Anthony Martial!" 🔴
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL)
Who remembers this debut goal from Martial? 👀
The France international immediately hit the ground running after a £36m move from AS Monaco in September 2015 with a goal on his debut against Liverpool at Old Trafford, and we🦩nt on to net 63 goals in 209 Premier League appearances for the Red Devils.
Eric Cantona
- Premier League appearances: 143
- Goals: 64
- Assists: 51
Eric Cantona – who recently praised Bukayo Saka – scored a goal 🧸every 197 minutes in the Premier League for Manchester United following a £1m move from Leeds United in 1992.
The Frenchman bagged 64 goals in 143 Premier League appearances for the Red Devils, winnin🦋g five Premier League titles during his time at Old Trafford.
Marcus Rashford
- Premier League appearances: 287
- Goals: 87
- Assists: 40
Marcus Rashford sits eighth on 🌊the li♛st of Manchester United’s all-time top goalscorers.
Marcus R♌ashford finding the bottom corner in style🍒 for ☄️
— Premier League (@premierleague)
The England interꦺnational – who is currently on loan at Aston Villa – boasts 87 go🌜als in 287 Premier League appearances for Manchester United.
However, Manchester United could lose Rashford this summer for💎 good, as the Villans ne♒gotiated a £40m option to buy.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
- Premier League appearances: 235
- Goals: 91
- Assists: 42
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – who loves Amad Diallo – act൩ually managed both Martial and Rashford at Old Trafford, clearly using his goalscoring expertise to good effect.
The Norwegian netted 91 goals in 235 league appearances for Manchester United – securing ⛦himself a whopping six Premier League tit𝔉les.
Andy Cole
- Premier League appearances: 195
- Goals: 93
- Assists: 30
Andy Cole ♌may well be one of the most underrated strikers in Premier League hist💛ory.
The man from Nottingham hꦏelped Manchester United win five Premier League titles by scoring 93 goals in 195 appearances – winning the Golden Boo🍨t award with a remarkable 34 goals in the 1993/94 campaign alone.
Ruud van Nistelrooy
- Premier League appearances: 150
- Goals: 95
- Assists: 13
Ruud van Nistelrooy cost Manchester United a British record fee of £19m upon his arrival from PSV Eindhoven back in April 2001 – b𓆏ut he was worth 🅺every penny.
T💛he Dutchman sits fifth on the list of record Premier League goalscorers for the Red Devils, bag🐟ging 95 goals in just 150 games.
Cristiano Ronaldo
- Premier League appearances: 236
- Goals: 103
- Assists: 39
Some might have expected Ronaldo to be higher than fourth on this list – given the fact he boasts five Ballon d’Ors to his name –🌊 although the Portugal international did most of his best goalscoring work at Real Mad♚rid.
901 goals and counting… ⚽️
— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt)
Took over the Premier League, then the rest of the world. 🌍
Here are Cristiano Ronaldo'sꦚ top 5️⃣ goals with Manchester United 🔴
The man from Funchal netted 103 goals in 236🎃 Premier League appearances for Manchester United across two separate spells at Old Trafford – winning the Premier League Goldenཧ Boot award in 2007/08 with 31 strikes.
Paul Scholes
- Premier League appearances: 499
- Goals: 107
- Assists: 61
It is a surprise to see a central midfielder sitting above Ronaldo in this list – but that just goes to show how prolific Paul Scholes really was.
The Englishman bagged 107 goals in 499 Premier League games for Manchester United – incredibly winning 11🐎 Premier League titles.
Ryan Giggs
- Premier League appearances: 632
- Goals: 108
- Assists: 168
Ryan Giggs won 13 Premier League ��titles – spending his entire career with Manc🥃hester United.
The Welshman particularly shone when it came to creating goals – registering 168 assists in the𝐆 Premier League – but he also knew how to find the net himself, scoring 10☂8 goals in 632 league appearances.
Wayne Rooney
- Premier League appearances: 393
- Goals: 183
- Assists: 100
Rooney remains the highest Premier League goalscorer for Manchester United and may not be caught for some time – sitting 75 goals ahead of Giggs and 80 above Ron♍aldo, the player closest to him who is yet to retire.
A breathꩵtaking counter-attack finished in style by ⭕
— Premier League (@premierleague)
After ꧅arriving in a £27m move from Everton back in August 2004, the Englishman went on to score 183 goals in 393 Premier League appearances for the Red Devils – securing himself five Premier League titles.