Manchester United’s disappointing campaign came to an end this month as they finished sixth in the Premier League - 13 points from a top four spot.
Despite a poor season, the Red Devils had few positives to take, with one being the return of Cristiano Ronaldo.
While the Portugeuse international failed to lead United to the glory they had hoped for, he still enjoyed a successful goalscoring record and the club could have finished lower down the table if it wasn’t for his contributions.
We decided to take a look at how the Premier League table would have finished if it was based on each team’s player with the most goal contributions.
Here’s how United, Man City and others would have fared (from bottom to the top of the league)...

17. West Ham - Jarrod Bowen (22)
12 goals, 10 assists | Getty Images

18. Manchester City - Kevin De Bruyne (23)
15 goals, 8 assists | AFP via Getty Images

19. Tottenham Hotspur - Heung-Min Son (30)
23 goals, 7 assists | Getty Images

20. Liverpool - Mohamed Salah (30)
23 goals, 13 assists | Getty Images


