Leonardo is the latest foreign player to break his goal drought in the Chinese Super League (CSL). The Brazilian forward, who joined the Shanghai Shenhua club in January, has now scored three goals in four games.

The 29-year-old's first goal came against Jiangsu Suning on February 14th, and he followed that up with another two goals in the following game against Tianjin Teda. His third goal was a stunning strike from outside the box against Guangzhou Evergrande on March 6th.

Leonardo's form has been impressive, and he is now one of the top performers for Shanghai Shenhua this season. He has scored five goals in eight appearances so far, which is more than any other player in the CSL.

The striker's performances have caught the attention of many fans and critics alike, and he is considered one of the best foreign players in the league. His success has also helped to boost the morale of Shanghai Shenhua, who are currently sitting second in the CSL table behind Beijing Guoan.

Leonardo's goal drought is over, and he is now looking to continue his impressive form in the CSL. With his scoring record set to rise, it will be interesting to see how he performs in the remaining games of the season.