The Brazilian forward has been in outstanding form for Wolves this season.
Top of the Championship table, Wolverhampton Wanderers are flying high under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Wolves made a bright start to the season, winning their opening games, and from there on they just kept on getting better.
Although it has been a great collective effort from Nuno’s side, there have been some brilliant great individual performances as well.
The likes of Willy Boly, Diogo Jota, Barry Douglas, Matt Doherty, Miranda, Ruben Neves and Romain Saiss have been superb, but one player who has made a huge difference to the side is Leo Bonatini.
The 23-year-old joined Wolves in the summer from Saudi club Al-Hilal on loan, and has made an instant impact.
Wolves still probably need a goalscoring striker, but Bonatini’s performance has been outstanding. He has scored 10 goals this season so far and further created four for others.
He is not only good at finishing, but also good with his passing and defensive contributions.
Bonatini attempts 2.7 shots per game, and makes 1.3 key passes on an average with 81.7% passing accuracy, according to whoscored.com.
He makes 0.7 tackles and 0.9 interceptions on an average which shows he is equally adept at defensive contributions.
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