It’s Erling Haaland versus everyone else in what’s already been another fireworks-laden campaign for the Premier League’s Golden Boot award.
Manchester City megastar Haaland is the fastest to 10 goals in a single Premier League season in adding another record to his resume.
The Norwegian has won the last two honors as the top goal scorer in a Premier League season, piling up 63 goals in his first two years in the English top flight.
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Trying to chase him down will be the usual suspects — Mohamed Salah, Bukayo Saka, Heung-min Son — as well as new faces and even some teammates, as Chris Wood and Bryan Mbeumo have used purple patches to move within sight of the big Norwegian.
Below you’ll find the candidates for the 2024-25 Premier League Golden Boot, as well as a little recent history and some odds on who’s believed to be among the contestants for this season’s individual honor.
Who won last season’s Premier League Golden Boot?
Erling Haaland shrugged off a month on the shelf with an injury and a host of challenges to win his second-straight Golden Boot.
Haaland scored 27 goals last season, nine fewer than his record-devouring 2022-23 campaign. He’ll be the fastest player to 100 career PL goals if he breaks his record this season.
Now 24, Haaland will be the favorite to win it a third time, too, though there are a hungry pack of chasers lining up to race him to the hardware.
Who is in the running for the 2024-25 Premier League Golden Boot?
Who isn’t? Cole Palmer’s first full-time Premier League season saw the Chelsea man level with Haaland late in the season.
Ollie Watkins looked the front-runner for some time, while Mohamed Salah’s already on the board this season and Alexander Isak will expect nothing less than another 20-goal season (He’s got work to do).
Luis Diaz is flying under new Liverpool boss Arne Slot, while Senegalese star Nicolas Jackson and Cameroonian forward Bryan Mbeumo are in good early-season form.
Dominic Solanke was nearly a 20-goal man last season with Bournemouth and has joined Ange Postecoglou’s chance-creating Spurs attack.
Premier League Golden Boot odds
Taking a spin around the oddsmakers’ preferences shows very little expectation of someone other than Haaland leading the way this season, as we’re seeing -333 odds for Haaland t
o finish first on the goals list.
Salah is next around +1000, with Isak and Watkins at +1600 and Palmer at a solid +2000.
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Premier League 2024-25 goal scoring leaders
- Erling Haaland, Manchester City — 12
- Bryan Mbeumo, Brentford — 8
- Chris Wood, Nottingham Forest -- 8
- Mohamed Salah, Liverpool — 8
- Cole Palmer, Chelsea — 7
- Yoane Wissa, Brentford — 7
- Danny Welbeck, Brighton & Hove Albion — 6
- Nicolas Jackson, Chelsea — 6
- Luis Diaz, Liverpool — 5
- Ollie Watkins, Aston Villa — 5
- Liam Delap, Ipswich Town — 5
- Matheus Cunha, Wolves — 5
- Jhon Duran, Aston Villa — 4
- Kai Havertz, Arsenal — 4
- Noni Madueke, Chelsea — 4
- Raul Jimenez, Fulham — 4
- Jamie Vardy, Leicester City — 4
- Antoine Semenyo, Bournemouth — 4
- Jorgen Strand Larsen, Wolves — 4
- Brennan Johnson, Tottenham Hotspur — 4
- Dominic Solanke, Tottenham Hotspur — 4
- Harvey Barnes, Newcastle United — 3
- Dwight McNeil, Everton — 3
- Mateo Kovacic, Manchester City — 3
- Heung-min Son, Tottenham Hotspur — 3
- Facundo Buonanotte, Leicester City — 3
- Rayan Ait-Nouri, Wolves — 3
- Jean-Philippe Mateta, Crystal Palace — 3
- Jarrod Bowen, West Ham United — 3
- Bukayo Saka, Arsenal — 3
- Alexander Isak, Newcastle United — 3
- Josko Gvardiol, Manchester City — 3
- Morgan Rogers, Aston Villa — 3
- James Maddison, Tottenham Hotspur — 3
- Evanilson, Bournemouth — 3
- Emile Smith-Rowe, Fulham — 3
- Joao Pedro, Brighton & Hove Albion — 3
- Amadou Onana, Aston Villa — 2
- Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Everton — 2
- Stephy Mavididi, Leicester City — 2
- Leandro Trossard, Arsenal — 2
- Gabriel Magalhaes, Arsenal — 2
- Anthony Gordon, Newcastle United — 2
- Tomas Soucek, West Ham United — 2
- James Justin, Leicester City — 2
- Diogo Jota, Liverpool — 2
- Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal — 2
- Lucas Paqueta, West Ham United — 2
- Georginio Rutter, Brighton and Hove Albion — 2
- Mohammed Kudus, West Ham United — 2
- Yves Bissouma, Tottenham Hotspur — 2
- Dejan Kulusevski, Tottenham Hotspur — 2
- Cameron Archer, Southampton — 2
- Iliman Ndiaye, Everton — 2
- Ethan Pinnock, Brentford — 2
- Michael Keane, Everton — 2
- Alejandro Garnacho, Manchester United — 2
- John Stones, Manchester City — 2
- Sammie Szmodics, Ipswich Town — 2
- Alex Iwobi, Fulham — 2
- Callum Hudson-Odoi, Nottingham Forest — 2
- Jordan Ayew, Leicester City — 2
- Marc Guehi, Crystal Palace — 2
- Harry Wilson, Fulham — 2
- Justin Kluivert, Bournemouth — 2
- Darwin Nunez, Liverpool — 2
- Kaoru Mitoma, Brighton & Hove Albion — 1
- Joelinton, Newcastle United — 1
- Simon Adingra, Brighton & Hove Albion — 1
- Pedro Porro, Tottenham Hotspur — 1
- Amad Diallo, Manchester United — 1
- Kevin De Bruyne, Manchester City — 1
- Wout Faes, Leicester City — 1
- Morgan Gibbs-White, Nottingham Forest — 1
- Cristian Romero, Tottenham Hotspur — 1
- Thomas Partey, Arsenal — 1
- Marcus Tavernier, Bournemouth — 1
- Joao Felix, Chelsea — 1
- Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Wolves — 1
- Adama Traore, Fulham — 1
- Lewis Cook, Bournemouth — 1
- Luis Sinisterra, Bournemouth — 1
- Yukinari Sugawara, Southampton — 1
- Eberechi Eze, Crystal Palace — 1
- Matthijs de Ligt, Manchester United — 1
- Marcus Rashford, Manchester United — 1
- Danny Ings, West Ham United — 1
- Christopher Nkunku, Chelsea — 1
- Mario Lemina, Wolves — 1
- Fabian Schar, Newcastle United — 1
- Tyler Dibling, Southampton — 1
- Reiss Nelson, Fulham — 1
- Ezri Konsa, Aston Villa — 1
- Sam Morsy, Ipswich Town — 1
- Jack Hinshelwood, Brighton — 1
- Ramon Sosa, Nottingham Forest — 1
- Riccardo Calafiori, Arsenal — 1
- Joshua Zirkzee, Manchester United — 1
- Carlos Baleba, Brighton and Hove Albion — 1
- Ibrahima Konate, Liverpool — 1
- Dango Ouattara, Bournemouth — 1
- Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Southampton — 1
- Michail Antonio, West Ham United — 1
- Nathan Collins, Brentford — 1
- Andreas Pereira, Fulham — 1
- Christian Norgaard, Brentford — 1
- Jeremy Doku, Manchester City — 1
- Fabio Carvalho, Brentford — 1
- Rodrigo Muniz, Fulham — 1
- Yankuba Minteh, Brighton — 1
- Joe Aribo, Southampton — 1
- Rasmus Hojlund, Manchester United — 1
- Ryan Christie, Bournemouth — 1
- Curtis Jones, Liverpool — 1
- Ryan Yates, Nottingham Forest — 1
- George Hirst, Ipswich Town — 1
- Evan Ferguson, Brighton & Hove Albion — 1
- Beto, Everton — 1
- Crysencio Summerville, West Ham United — 1
- Casemiro, Manchester United — 1
- Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool — 1
- Ferdi Kadioglu, Brighton — 1
- Leif Davis, Ipswich Town — 1
- Ola Aina, Nottingham Forest — 1
- Adam Armstrong, Southampton — 1
- Trevoh Chalobah, Crystal Palace — 1
- Joao Gomes, Wolves — 1
- Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United — 1
- Moises Caicedo, Chelsea — 1
- Vitaly Janelt, Brentford — 1
- Pablo Sarabia, Wolves — 1
- Mikkel Damsgaard, Brentford — 1
- Matthew O’Riley, Brighton & Hove Albion — 1
