Manchester City All-Time Top Scorers
Manchester City fans have been lucky enough to watch some extremely prolific goalscorers throughout the club’s history.
They include Argentinian striker Sergio Aguero, whose tally of 260 goals in 389 appearances puts him at the top of the Man City all-time top scorers list.
His most iconic strike came at the end of the 2011/12 season when his late effort against Queens Park Rangers helped City snatch the title off rivals Manchester United.
Eric Brooks’ haul of 177 goals in 494 appearances puts him second in the standings – a fine effort given he played primarily as a left-winger.
He helped City win promotion in 1928 and was undoubtedly one of their most influential players during that era.
The top three is completed by another prolific scorer who plied his trade before the Second World War – Tommy Johnson.

All-Time Manchester City Top Scorers
1. Sergio Aguero: 260 goals in 389 appearances.
2. Eric Brook: 177 goals in 494 appearances.
3. Tommy Johnson: 166 goals in 354 appearances.
4. Colin Bell: 153 goals in 501 appearances.
5= Joe Hayes: 152 goals in 364 appearances.
5= Billy Meredith: 152 goals in 394 appearances.
7. Francis Lee: 148 goals in 330 appearances.
8. Tommy Browell: 139 goals in 247 appearances.
9= Billie Gillespie: 132 goals in 231 appearances.
9= Fred Tilson: 132 goals in 273 appearances.
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