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Published 15:19 1 Feb 2019 GMT

3. Gabriel Jesus - Manchester City, £10.1m
Pep Guardiola will almost certainly rotate his team quite heavily over the course of this gameweek, which can be difficult to predict. But you'd expect Gabriel Jesus to play at least one of their games, whether it's against Arsenal on Sunday or Everton on Wednesday. Either game should provide him with ample chances to score, as the Gunners suffer an injury crisis and Everton continue to struggle plugging the gaps in their leaky defence.
4. Sadio Mané - Liverpool, £9.5m
Monday Night Football sees Liverpool travel south to the London Stadium to take on a West Ham side who are coming off the back of two defeats - against Wolves and AFC Wimbledon. Mané is in hot form at the moment, with two goals in his last two Premier League games, and should make that three in three as he prepares to twist and turn Pablo Zabaleta into oblivion.
5. Heung-min Son - Tottenham, £8.6m
He's back, and he's scoring already. Having missed three matches - only one in the league - Spurs' Korean killer returned from international duty, making an instant impact against Watford, scoring the winner in a 2-1 victory. With Harry Kane and Dele Alli both out injured for the next month at least, Son will be Tottenham's main goal threat over the next few weeks. And what better chance to bag himself another goal than a home game against Newcastle?
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