Nyasha Mushekwi has put his foot forward for another season of an avalanche of goals as he seeks to accomplish another promotion mission.
Mushekwi has set himself as the headline performer at Chinese League One table-toppers Yunna Yukun just under four months after joining them.
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The former Mamelodi Sundowns man is turning heads in front of one of the world's biggest populations with non-stop goals.
In 14 games for Yunna Yukun, Mushekwi has scored 12 goals and provided one assist, moving him ahead as the league's top scorer.
Based on his current form, the former Zimbabwe international will surpass the 20-goal mark with his club still having another 16 league games to play, plus the Chinese FA Cup.
Mushekwi has picked up form in recent games with four goals in the last two matches, proving how much of a goalscoring machine he remains even though he turns 37 in August.
Last season, he scored 20 goals for Zhejiang Professional, who play in the Chinese Super League.
He had 18 in the league, plus two in the Asian Champions League.
His scoring numbers in the two years prior were 18 and 23.
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Such has been Mushekwi's ability score goals that he has now been on double figures for 11 out of 14 of the years that he has played professional football in South Africa, Sweden and China.
At Sundowns, Mushekwi scored 40 goals in 53 starts.
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