Belgium's Number One

He came, he saw and he scored. And Lois Openda basically never stopped. After scoring 21 goals in the RC Lens jersey, "Bouzou" just carried on in the RBL jersey with the number 17 on his back. He was to become the most accurate RBL rookie of all time.

Any problems adjusting to the Bundesliga? None at all. The Belgian European Championship participant scored straight away in the opening match in Leverkusen and was also on hand in the first home game in the landslide victory against VfB Stuttgart. Between the 18th and 22nd BL matchday, the super striker struck in five games in a row.

In total, he scored 24 goals (including four braces) in the Bundesliga, putting him in third place behind Bayern's Harry Kane (36) and Stuttgart's Serhou Guirassy (28). In February, he replaced his compatriot Emile Mpenza as Belgium's new BL record holder with his 14th goal of the season.

Lois was also immediately involved in his first Champions League year. He added another four goals to his list of Europe's best, including a brace at the Etihad Stadium against Manchester City. In total, he scored 28 goals this season (seven assists), making him our top scorer. His 45 appearances are also a Leipzig record.

He scored most of his goals thanks to his instincts inside the penalty area. When the ball came into the danger zone, the ice-cold finisher was already there. With his right, with his left, with his head. With his speed, he was also very difficult for defenders to stop in running duels. So it's no surprise that he leads most of our offensive stats.