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#8 Raul de Tomas (Spain, Rayo Vallecano) 🢁
Goals Scored - 14
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The Spaniard missed the last two games of the month due to a combination of suspension and selection decisions. However, De Tomas was prudent enough in April, scoring twice in four games. Unfortunately, it looks like it might not be enough to save his team from relegation as Rayo Vallecano are six points away from safety at 19th place in the table with three games remaining.
De Tomas scored in the win over Valencia and in the defeat against Athletic Bilbao as his team lost three of the six games in April, winning twice and drawing the other. The Spaniard now has 14 goals from 30 games and has climbed up in this list only by virtue of a better goals per game ratio. De Tomas is averaging a goal every 182 minutes played and also has one assist to his name in the league. He has registered 86 shots so far – only Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez have more – and 45 of those have been on target.
