Willian Jose will leave Real as his fourth best foreign scorer

While Real Sociedad and Wolverhampton finalize the agreement for Willian JoseIt should be remembered the importance that the Brazilian has had in the scorer section in the four and a half seasons in which he has played in the San Sebastian club. He may like it more or less, but the truth is that there is no doubt that he has credited goals with the txuri-urdin shirt and that it will not be easy to find a foreign footballer with his scoring ability. Porto Calvo's forward will leave the realistic entity being the best fourth foreign scorer in the history of Real Sociedad, which is said soon.

Willian José has played four and a half seasons at Real Sociedad, reaching 170 games and scoring 62 goals wearing the txuri-urdin shirt. This means that it is situated with a scoring average of 0.36 points per gameIn other words, a goal every three games. That means that the Brazilian is the eighth player in the history of Real Sociedad with the best goalscoring average per game, closely following in the wake of a myth like Darko Kovacevic, whose scoring average at Real was 0.38 goals per game.

But these data of Willian José in La Real do not end here. Because the still player of the Real in all his seasons with Real he has exceeded the figure of ten goals per campaign. And his poker goals will remain forever in the group stage of the Europa League in 2017 against Vardar. He scored four goals in a match, and never before had any other player scored so many goals in a European match with the San Sebastian team. Willian José arrived at Real in the summer of 2016, and that same season he credited encouraging numbers, reaching 14 goals, despite the fact that he integrated later than the rest in the team's dynamics as his signing took longer than desired. In the following season his scoring figures improved exponentially, reaching 20 goals, and in the following season he dropped to 11 goals.

But last season is when his decline began a bit in the Real, lowering his scoring average and generating an unusual earthquake in La Real by refusing to play a Cup match against Espanyol, as a measure of pressure to sign for Tottenham. Imanol recovered it for the cause and finished last year with 11 goals in his private account. AND This season he says goodbye having scored six goals, of which he will always remember especially the one he scored in Naples in discount and that qualified Real for the next round of the Europa League.