Premier League top scorers 2024-25: Who is leading the way as Salah, Isak and Haaland battle for Golden Boot

ERLING HAALAND has stopped Premier League rivals from getting anywhere near the Golden Boot since he moved to England - but things could be about to change this season.

The Manchester City goal-scoring machine secured the prestigious award for a second successive season despite being injured for approximately eight weeks last campaign.

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And after scoring a record-breaking 36 goals during his first year with the Premier League champions, Haaland scored 27 during the 2023-25.

But can the Norwegian superstar make it three in a row?

Who are the 2024/25 Premier League top scorers?

Here are the current highest scorers in the Premier League this season:

• Mohamed Salah - Liverpool - 28
• Alexander Isak - Newcastle - 23
• Erling Haaland - Man City - 21
• Chris Wood - Nottingham Forest - 20
• Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford - 18
• Yoane Wissa - Brentford - 18
• Ollie Watkins - Aston Villa - 16
• Matheus Cunha - Wolves - 15
• Cole Palmer - Chelsea - 15
• Jean-Philippe Mateta - Crystal Palace - 14

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Has any player won the Golden Boot three times in a row?

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry did the tremendous trio from 2003/04 to 2005/06.

While the Premier League's top goal scorer and Newcastle hero Alan Shearer did it a few years earlier from 1994/95 to 1996/97.

If Erling Haaland wins the Golden Boot this season, he'll be in the company of a couple of sporting icons.

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Who has previously won the Premier League Golden Boot?

• 1992/93 - Terry Sheringham (Tottenham), 22 goals
• 1993/94 - Andy Cole (Newcastle), 34 goals
• 1994/95 - Alan Shearer (Blackburn), 34 goals
• 1995/96 - Alan Shearer (Blackburn), 31 goals
• 1996/97 - Alan Shearer (Newcastle), 25 goals
• 1997/98 - Chris Sutton (Blackburn), Dion Dublin (Coventry), Michael Owen (Liverpool), 18 goals
• 1998/99 - Michael Owen (Liverpool), Dwight Yorke (Man Utd), Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (Leeds), 18 goals
• 1999/00 -  (Sunderland), 30 goals
• 2000/01 - Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (Chelsea), 23 goals
• 2001/02 - Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 24 goals

• 2002/03 - Ruud van Nistelrooy (Man Utd), 25 goals
• 2003/04 - Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 30 goals
• 2004/05 - Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 25 goals
• 2005/06 - Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 27 goals
• 2006/07 - Didier Drogba (Chelsea), 20 goals
• 2007/08 - Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd), 31 goals
• 2008/09 - Nicolas Anelka (Chelsea), 19 goals
• 2009/10 - Didier Drogba (Chelsea), 29 goals
• 2010/11 - Carlos Tevez (Man City), Dimitar Berbatov (Man Utd), 20 goals
• 2011/12 - Robin van Persie (Arsenal), 30 goals
• 2012/13 - Robin van Persie (Man Utd), 26 goals
• 2013/14 - Luis Suarez (Liverpool), 31 goals
• 2014/15 - Sergio Aguero (Man City), 26 goals
• 2015/16 - Harry Kane (Tottenham), 25 goals
• 2016/17 - Harry Kane (Tottenham), 29 goals
• 2017/18 - Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), 32 goals
• 2018/19 - Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal), Sadio Mane (Liverpool), Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), 22 goals
• 2019/20 - Jamie Vardy (Leicester), 23 goals
• 2020/21 - Harry Kane (Tottenham), 23 goals
• 2021/22 - Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), Son Heung-min (Tottenham), 23 goals
• 2022/23 - Erling Haaland (Man City), 36 goals
• 2023/24 - Erling Haaland (Man City), 27 goals