Ventura Alvarado (age: 27), Necaxa (16)
Jonathan Gonzalez (age: 20) Monterrey (4)
Fernando Arce Jr., (age: 23) Necaxa (2)
William Yarbrough (age: 30), Leon (2)
Alejandro Zendejas (age: 21), Guadalajara (2)
Jonathan Suarez (age: 22), Queretaro (1)
Lalo Fernandez (age: 27),  Tigres (0)
Sebastian Saucedo (age: 22), UNAM (at Real Salt Lake)
Note: In parentheses are starts in Apertura 2019.

"I'm literally watching the u-17 girls @theECNL college showcase here in Orlando Florida and I can't believe the level of play of girls in our country at 17 years old technically and tactically it's embarrassing and disappointing to the sport. I'm literally looking at these games and I don't know how these college coaches can watch and what are they looking for when the ball is in the air 95 percent of the time. Soccer is a creative game and requires intelligent players. There's nothing intelligent in watching a player smack the the ball as hard as they can up the field when they have time and space. This is shocking. I really feel bad watching all these clubs steal these parents hard earned money and aren't developing their kids properly."

-- Former U.S. international Eddie Johnson on the play at the January ECNL Showcase in Sanford, Florida, near Orlando, where he is a youth coach. (@eddie_johnson7)

1. Sergio Aguero (Argentina) 177
2. Thierry Henry (France) 175
3. Robin van Persie (Netherlands) 144
4. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Netherlands) 127
5. Robbie Keane (Ireland) 126
6. Nicolas Anelka (France    125
7. Dwight Yorke (Trinidad & Tobago) 123
8. Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) 113
9. Ryan Giggs (Wales) 109
10. Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast) 104