Ruben Sinclair has emerged as the heartbeat of South London United this season, playing a pivotal role in their push for success under manager FPL Raptor. 

His importance to the team cannot be overstated, as he consistently delivers when it matters most, making him one of the most crucial players in the league.

Football people in South London always spoke about the potential of Sinclair and the Lewisham striker has delivered this season.

The 22-year-old has scored 16 goals in 24 games this season which is 39% of The Ballers' total goals this season. That easily beats his best scoring season when he bagged 7 goals back in Season One.

Throughout the season, Sinclair has delivered standout performances that have been crucial for South London United. He bagged his first hattrick against Tokyo Youth Club in Round 21 and has scored crucial goals in the finals.

To fully appreciate Sinclair’s transformation, it’s essential to compare his performance this season with his output in Season Two:

Goals Scored:
Season Two: 4 goals
Season Three: 16 goals
Improvement: +300%

Shots Taken
Season Two: 53 shots
Season Three: 81 shots
Improvement: +52.8%

Shots on Target:
Season Two: 19 shots on target
Season Three: 37 shots on target
Improvement: +94.7%

Shooting Accuracy:
Season Two: 36%
Season Three: 46%
Improvement: +27.8%

Expected Goals (xG):
Season Two: 5.03 xG
Season Three: 10.15 xG
Improvement: +101.7%

Expected Goal Difference (EGD):
Season Two: -1.03 EGD
Season Three: 5.85 EGD
Improvement: Shift from underperformance to significant overperformance (a positive swing of 6.88).

Ruben Sinclair’s numbers this season tell the story of a player who has not only improved dramatically but who has become indispensable to South London United. 

His goals, assists, and overall contributions have been crucial in driving the team’s success. Whether it’s his consistent scoring, his ability to create chances, or his all-around play, Sinclair’s statistics highlight just how important he is to the team.