West Ham striker Michail Antonio believes he would score tons of goals if he played for Man City.
The 33-year-old believes that Pep Guardiola's team create so many chances it's easy to get to big numbers.
He said on FilthyFellas podcast: "100% [I'd score 30 goals for City]. It’s facts! Think about it like this. Think about all the chances that get created."
Antonio is a good striker for his team and usually scores around 10 goals per season in the Premier League and a few more in other competitions.
Even this term, with West Ham struggling domestically, he has bagged 14, including six in the Conference League on the way to the final.
For the sake of comparison, Julian Alvarez has scored 17 goals in all competitions playing second fiddle to Erling Haaland at Man City. So maybe, Antonio is not too far from what could be in his assessment.
