Bet on the English Premier League Top Goalscorer betting market. Get the biggest prices with the leading football betting sites. Bet each-way on the Golden Boot and compare the latest odds.
The shortest price is Erling Haaland at 1.44 with Bet365, a 51% chance once the bookmakers' margin is taken out. Next in the betting: Alexander Isak at 9.00 and João Pedro at 13.00. 76 selections priced by 2 bookmakers.
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| Selection | First best price | Best price now | Move | Chance | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Erling Haaland | 1.40 Bet365, Fri 25 Sep | 1.44 Bet365 | +2.9% | 44% to 51% | |
| Alexander Isak | 7.50 Bet365, Fri 25 Sep | 9.00 Bet365 | +20% | 8%, unchanged | |
| João Pedro | 10.00 Bet365, Fri 25 Sep | 13.00 Bet365 | +30% | 6%, unchanged | |
| Nicolas Jackson | 51.00 Bet365, Fri 25 Sep | 17.00 Bet365 | -66.7% | 1% to 4% | |
| Morgan Rogers | 41.00 Bet365, Fri 25 Sep | 21.00 Bet365 | -48.8% | 2% to 4% | |
| Evanilson | 251.00 Unibet, Sun 25 Oct | 26.00 Bet365 | -89.6% | 1% to 3% |
Best prices across the bookmakers we compare, captured every few minutes since Fri 25 Sep. Chance is the average of the bookmakers' prices with their margin removed. Price moves show what bookmakers did, not what will happen.
| Selection | Chance | Books |
|---|---|---|
| Erling Haaland | was 53.5% to 50.7% ▼2.8 | 2 of 2 |
| Evanilson | was 1.8% to 2.8% ▲1.0 | 2 of 2 |
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Teddy Sheringham was the first winner of the Premier League Golden Boot in 1992-93, with Andy Cole then firing an incredible thirty-four goals a season later for Newcastle United. Alan Shearer then came to the fore by securing the top scorer award for three successive campaigns. The first two of these achievements were in a Blackburn Rovers shirt before switching to Newcastle.
In the following two seasons, there was a three-way tie. In 1997-98, it was Chris Sutton, Dion Dublin and Michael Owen who were level on eighteen goals. The latter then repeated this feat a season later when notching eighteen along with Dwight Yorke and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
In the early 2000's, Thierry Henry broke a number of records for Arsenal, with the Frenchman winning his first award in 2001-02 before a consecutive hat-trick of awards between 2004 and 2006. Beyond this, Didier Drogba was a double winner, although there were also successes for Cristiano Ronaldo and Nicolas Anelka in these years.
Robin Van Persie landed a double in 2012 and 2013, with Harry Kane managing the same in 2016 and 2017. More recently, Mohamed Salah has won four times although perhaps this achievement will be toppled by Erling Haaland who has won three times already since arriving at Manchester City.
Erling Haaland remains the player to beat, with the Norwegian having won three of the past four top scorer awards. The Manchester City forward posts frightening stats in front of goal and generally trades at a short price to net the most times.
However, the top Premier League Golden Boot sites offer each-way bets and there are some viable alternatives to Haaland. Joao Pedro leads the line for Chelsea and has started the season strongly, with Alexander Isak having the potential to haul for Liverpool. Beyond this, every other player is trading at big odds at the time of writing, with Cole Palmer and Igor Thiago viable outsiders.
We've seen a number of Golden Boot awards being shared, with Mohamed Salah and Son Heung-Min tying on 23 goals by the end of the 2021-22 season. Three years earlier, Salah was in a three-way tie with Sadio Mane and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Therefore, if you bet on a player to top score and they tie, it comes down to how many other players achieved that goals total. For example, if your player ties with one other player, then your odds are halved. If there are three players in a tie, then the odds are divided into three.