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Erling Haalands extraordinary debut season at Manchester City continued with a brace in the clubs 3-1 win at Leeds this week.

Haaland picked up where he left off before the World Cup break with two goals at Elland Road, a double which moved the Norwegian to 20 goals in the Premier League this season.

It was another record-breaking moment for the 22-year-old, who has become the fastest footballer in history to reach 20 goals in the division.

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Tony Yeboah became an instant favourite at Leeds United following his arrival from Eintracht Frankfurt in January 1995.

The Ghana international wasted no time in announcing his arrival into the Premier League, as he scored 12 goals in just 18 league appearances across the second half of the campaign.

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A blistering start to the following season saw Yeboah score eight goals in just eight games to reach the 20-goal mark, including his iconic thunderbastards against Liverpool and Wimbledon.

He became the first man to win successive Match of the Day Goal of the Month competitions, with his thunderous shooting ability feared across the division.

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Jose Mourinhos search for goals saw Diego Costa arrive at Chelsea ahead of the 2014/15 campaign, with the snarling centre-forward proving the perfect man to lead the line at Stamford Bridge.

Costas brilliant debut season helped lead Chelsea to the Premier League title, as he scored 20 league goals in 26 appearances for the west Londoners.

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He began the campaign with seven in four games including a hat-trick against Swansea and he failed to stop scoring across the remainder of the season.

It was the start of a prolific period for the forward in the Premier League, as Costa won two league titles and racked up 52 goals in just 89 appearances for Chelsea.

Ruud van Nistelrooys performances for PSV Eindhoven where he won two league titles and back-to-back Eredivisie Golden Boots attracted interest from the Premier League, but a serious knee issue delayed his move to Manchester United.

The patient approach of Sir Alex Ferguson was rewarded however, as Van Nistelrooy starred during a stunning first season in English football. He scored 23 league goals, a record at the time for a foreign player in their debut season in the division, and was named as the PFA Player of the Year.

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