He arrived with little fanfare. Few knew him, and he didn’t boast a big name or brand recognition. He didn’t seem flashy or spectacular, at least until he touched the ball. From that first touch, Alaaeddine Ajaraie has never looked back. Since then, he’s become a magic lamp of goals for India’s Northeast. He’s making a strong case as the player everyone wants in the Indian Super League. After eight rounds of games, Alaaeddine leads the Golden Boot race by a comfortable margin, having scored 11 goals. It’s not just his lead that makes his case unprecedented in the ISL—it’s the sheer intensity of his performance. Alaaeddine hasn’t just scored 11 goals; he’s scored in every game he’s played, equaling and breaking records along the way. The legendary numbers of Ogbeche and Corominas suddenly seem modest beside the Moroccan’s form. Currently, he’s scoring at a rate of one goal every 58 minutes—a rate no one has matched in league history. This article provides a statistical breakdown of every aspect of Ajaraie’s incredible form. Zone of …