Top Premier League goal scorers for the 2024-25 season: Haaland, Salah, and more
The 2024-25 Premier League season is officially underway, offering players the opportunity to rewrite records, produce stunning match-winning goals, and potentially make history with remarkable performances.
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Erling Haaland, who has dominated the Premier League scoring charts since his arrival at Manchester City in 2022, enters the season as the defending Golden Boot winner. The Norwegian forward claimed the accolade in both his previous seasons, setting a record with 36 goals in his debut year and netting 27 goals last season, despite struggling with injuries.
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Last season, Mohamed Salah of Liverpool came closest to dethroning Haaland, finishing second with 18 goals behind the City star. Salah has continued his prolific form this season, and his challenge for the Golden Boot remains one of the most anticipated narratives of 2024-25.
Other prominent contenders include Cole Palmer of Chelsea, Ivan Toney, Ollie Watkins, and the explosive Dominic Solanke, all of whom are eager to stake their claim for the Premier League's coveted individual honor.
Here’s a look at the Premier League's top goal scorers so far in the 2024-25 season:
1. Mohamed Salah — Liverpool (27 Goals)
Salah, who arrived at Liverpool from Roma in 2017, has become a club legend. His achievements include winning the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, and several other major honors. This season, Salah is once again leading the charge in both goals and assists for Liverpool, and if he continues this form, he could be set for another record-breaking season.
2. Erling Haaland — Manchester City (21 Goals)
Haaland's dominance has been undeniable, and despite murmurs of his form waning last season, he has proven to be as lethal as ever. The Norwegian marksman has already notched multiple hat-tricks this season, making him the early favorite for a third consecutive Golden Boot—a feat achieved by only Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry in Premier League history.
3. Alexander Isak — Newcastle United (19 Goals)
Isak has been in excellent form, scoring consistently after recovering from early injuries in the previous season. His contract negotiations with Newcastle have drawn attention, but his performances on the pitch have remained outstanding, making him a crucial player for the Magpies.
4. Chris Wood — Nottingham Forest (18 Goals)
Initially criticized after his move to Forest, Wood has since silenced doubters with crucial goals, becoming a reliable target man for his club. His physical presence and aerial prowess have made him a consistent threat in front of goal.
5. Bryan Mbeumo — Brentford (15 Goals)
Mbeumo has embraced the spotlight in the absence of Ivan Toney, becoming one of Brentford’s most dangerous players. His speed, skill, and link-up play with teammate Yoane Wissa have been key to his impressive scoring run.
6. Cole Palmer — Chelsea (14 Goals)
Palmer’s transition to Chelsea has been a resounding success. The 22-year-old's superb performances last season helped him secure several individual accolades, and his contributions are central to Chelsea’s ambitions under manager Enzo Maresca.
7. Yoane Wissa — Brentford (14 Goals)
Wissa has emerged as a key figure for Brentford, complementing Mbeumo in attack. His ability to finish with both feet and his agility make him a constant threat to opposing defenses.
8. Matheus Cunha — Wolves (13 Goals)
Cunha has shown his versatility in attack, proving to be a standout performer for Wolves during a challenging season. His dribbling and creativity have made him one of the most exciting players in the league.
9. Ollie Watkins — Aston Villa (13 Goals)
Watkins has been in top form for Villa, looking to surpass his previous tally of 19 goals. His pace and clinical finishing have made him one of the Premier League’s most consistent attackers.
10. Justin Kluivert — Bournemouth (12 Goals)
Kluivert is on fire this season, having netted several goals in quick succession. His form has been instrumental in Bournemouth's offensive play.
11. Jean-Philippe Mateta — Crystal Palace (12 Goals)
Mateta has found his groove under new manager Oliver Glasner, becoming the focal point of Palace's attack. His physicality and finishing skills have been key to his goal-scoring success.
12. Liam Delap — Ipswich Town (10 Goals)
Delap, a £20m signing from Manchester City, has impressed in his first Premier League season. His physical presence and goal-scoring instincts have been vital for Ipswich’s survival hopes.
13. Raul Jimenez — Fulham (10 Goals)
Despite his contract situation, Jimenez has continued to perform consistently for Fulham. His clinical finishing and ability to find space in the box make him a key figure for the Cottagers.
14. Nicolas Jackson — Chelsea (9 Goals)
Jackson, following an impressive season at Villarreal, is aiming to build on his debut Premier League campaign. His pace and technical skills will be vital for Chelsea this season.
15. Kai Havertz — Arsenal (9 Goals)
Havertz is gradually justifying Arsenal's hefty investment in him. His ability to contribute both in playmaking and goal-scoring has made him a valuable asset to the Gunners.
16. James Maddison — Tottenham Hotspur (9 Goals)
Maddison’s creative brilliance continues to shine, and his work ethic under coach Ange Postecoglou has improved his all-around contributions to Spurs’ attack.
17. Luis Diaz — Liverpool (9 Goals)
Diaz has put an end to transfer speculations with stellar performances for Liverpool. His pace, trickery, and goal-scoring ability have been instrumental for Jurgen Klopp’s side.
18. Brennan Johnson — Tottenham Hotspur (9 Goals)
Johnson has overcome his early-season struggles to find form, adding creativity and energy to Tottenham’s front line. His unique style makes him a key player for Spurs.
19. Cody Gakpo — Liverpool (8 Goals)
Gakpo has adapted well to his new role under Klopp, proving to be a crucial player for Liverpool. His skill set allows him to influence matches from various attacking positions.
20. Bruno Fernandes — Manchester United (8 Goals)
Fernandes continues to be one of Manchester United’s most influential players, delivering important goals and assists. His creativity and leadership are essential to the club's midfield.
21. Jhon Duran — Aston Villa (7 Goals)
Duran's solid performances early in the season have added another attacking option to Villa’s squad. His pace and strength make him a handful for defenders.
22. Dominic Solanke — Tottenham Hotspur (7 Goals)
Solanke has become Spurs’ go-to forward this season, showing his quality and potential after making the switch from Bournemouth.
23. Jørgen Strand Larsen — Wolves (7 Goals)
Strand Larsen has made an immediate impact at Wolves, showcasing his clinical finishing in front of goal.
As the season progresses, expect these players to continue battling it out for supremacy in the Premier League’s goal-scoring race, with some exciting new names emerging as contenders for the Golden Boot.
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