Premier League Top Scorers by Season

The Premier League is widely regarded as one of the most competitive and exciting football leagues in the world. Each season, the league is graced with some of the best goal scorers in the game.

Premier League Top Scorers by Season

In this post, we will take a look at the top scorers from each Premier League season, starting from the 2002/2003 season.

2022/2023 Season: Erling Haaland

In the current season, Erling Haaland of Manchester City is leading the goal-scoring charts with an impressive tally of 36 goals. The Norwegian striker has been in sensational form, showcasing his clinical finishing and ability to find the back of the net.

2021/2022 Season: Mohamed Salah and Heung-min Son

The 2021/2022 season saw a tie for the top scorer spot, with both Mohamed Salah of Liverpool FC and Heung-min Son of Tottenham Hotspur scoring 23 goals each. Salah has been a consistent goal scorer for Liverpool, while Son has been a key attacking player for Tottenham.

2020/2021 Season: Harry Kane

Harry Kane, the talismanic striker for Tottenham Hotspur, finished as the top scorer in the 2020/2021 season with 23 goals. Kane’s ability to score goals from various positions and his clinical finishing make him one of the best strikers in the league.

2019/2020 Season: Jamie Vardy

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy claimed the top scorer title in the 2019/2020 season, also with 23 goals. Vardy’s pace, positioning, and goal-scoring instincts make him a constant threat to opposition defenses.

2018/2019 Season: Sadio Mané, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and Mohamed Salah

The 2018/2019 season saw a three-way tie for the top scorer position. Sadio Mané of Liverpool FC, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Arsenal FC, and Mohamed Salah of Liverpool FC all scored 22 goals. This highlights the attacking prowess of these players and their importance to their respective teams.

2017/2018 Season – Mohamed Salah

In the 2017/2018 Premier League season, the top scorer was Mohamed Salah from Liverpool FC. Salah, who hails from Egypt, had an incredible season, scoring a total of 32 goals for Liverpool FC. His impressive performances helped Liverpool FC secure a top-four finish and reach the UEFA Champions League final.

2016/2017 Season – Harry Kane

Harry Kane, the English striker from Tottenham Hotspur, was the top scorer in the 2016/2017 Premier League season. Kane netted 29 goals for Tottenham Hotspur, leading them to a second-place finish in the league. His goal-scoring prowess earned him the Golden Boot award for the second consecutive season.

2015/2016 Season – Harry Kane

Once again, Harry Kane topped the Premier League goal-scoring charts in the 2015/2016 season. The English forward scored 25 goals for Tottenham Hotspur, helping his team secure a third-place finish. Kane’s consistent performances established him as one of the league’s most prolific strikers.

2014/2015 Season – Kun Agüero

In the 2014/2015 season, the top scorer was Kun Agüero from Manchester City. The Argentine striker scored 26 goals, playing a crucial role in Manchester City’s title-winning campaign. Agüero’s clinical finishing and ability to score from different positions made him a nightmare for opposition defenses.

2013/2014 Season – Luis Suárez

Luis Suárez, the Uruguayan forward, was the top scorer in the 2013/2014 Premier League season. Suárez had a phenomenal season for Liverpool FC, scoring an impressive 31 goals. His partnership with Daniel Sturridge formed one of the deadliest strike duos in Premier League history.

2012/2013 Season – Robin van Persie

In the 2012/2013 season, Robin van Persie, the Dutch striker, topped the goal-scoring charts. Van Persie, who was playing for Manchester United at the time, scored 26 goals and played a pivotal role in helping Manchester United secure the Premier League title.

2011/2012 Season – Robin van Persie

Robin van Persie continued his goal-scoring exploits in the 2011/2012 season, this time playing for Arsenal FC. The Dutch forward scored an impressive 30 goals, winning the Golden Boot award and establishing himself as one of the best strikers in the league.

2010/2011 Season – Dimitar Berbatov and Carlos Tévez

The 2010/2011 season saw a tie for the top scorer position. Dimitar Berbatov from Manchester United and Carlos Tévez from Manchester City both scored 21 goals. Berbatov’s goals helped Manchester United secure the Premier League title, while Tévez’s contributions were crucial in Manchester City’s push for a top-four finish.

2009/2010 Season – Didier Drogba

The top scorer in the 2009/2010 season was Didier Drogba from Chelsea FC. The Ivorian striker had a remarkable season, scoring 29 goals and playing a key role in Chelsea FC’s title-winning campaign. Drogba’s physicality, skill, and ability to score important goals made him one of the league’s most feared strikers.

2008/2009 Season – Nicolas Anelka

In the 2008/2009 season, Nicolas Anelka from Chelsea FC finished as the top scorer with 19 goals. Anelka’s goals helped Chelsea FC secure a top-three finish in the league. His pace, agility, and clinical finishing made him a constant threat to opposition defenses.

2007/2008 Season

The top scorer of the 2007/2008 Premier League season was Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United. He scored an impressive 31 goals, helping his team secure the league title.

2006/2007 Season

Didier Drogba from Chelsea FC was the top scorer of the 2006/2007 season with 20 goals. His goals played a crucial role in Chelsea’s success that season.

2005/2006 Season

Thierry Henry, representing Arsenal FC, claimed the top scorer title for the 2005/2006 season with 27 goals. His exceptional performances helped Arsenal finish in the top four.

2004/2005 Season

Once again, Thierry Henry was the top scorer, this time with 25 goals. He was instrumental in Arsenal’s success during the 2004/2005 season.

2003/2004 Season

Thierry Henry continued his dominance by becoming the top scorer for the third consecutive season. He scored an impressive 30 goals, guiding Arsenal to another successful season.

2002/2003 Season

Ruud van Nistelrooy from Manchester United was the top scorer of the 2002/2003 season with 25 goals. His goals played a crucial role in Manchester United’s title-winning campaign.

2001/2002 Season

Thierry Henry once again showcased his goal-scoring prowess by claiming the top scorer title with 24 goals. Arsenal had a successful season, finishing as runners-up.

2000/2001 Season

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink from Chelsea FC was the top scorer of the 2000/2001 season with 23 goals. His goals helped Chelsea secure a top-six finish.

1999/2000 Season

Kevin Phillips from Sunderland AFC became the top scorer of the 1999/2000 season with an impressive tally of 30 goals. His goals were crucial in Sunderland’s fight against relegation.

1998/1999 Season

The top scorer for that season was Michael Owen from Liverpool FC. Owen, an English striker, scored an impressive 18 goals to help his team clinch the title. His speed and agility made him a nightmare for defenders.

Joining Owen at the top of the goal-scoring charts was Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink from Leeds United. Hasselbaink, a talented striker from the Netherlands, also netted 18 goals that season. His powerful shots and ability to find the back of the net from any angle made him a fan favourite.

1997/1998 Season

In the 1997/1998 season, three players shared the top spot. Michael Owen from Liverpool FC, Dion Dublin from Coventry City, and Chris Sutton from Blackburn Rovers all scored 18 goals.

1996/1997 Season

Alan Shearer from Newcastle United dominated the 1996/1997 season with an impressive 25 goals.

1995/1996 Season

Alan Shearer continued his goal-scoring prowess in the 1995/1996 season, this time playing for Blackburn Rovers. He netted an incredible 31 goals.

1994/1995 Season

Once again, Alan Shearer topped the charts in the 1994/1995 season, scoring 34 goals for Blackburn Rovers.

1993/1994 Season

Andy Cole from Newcastle United took the crown in the 1993/1994 season with an impressive 34 goals.

1992/1993 Season

Teddy Sheringham from Tottenham Hotspur claimed the top spot in the 1992/1993 season, scoring 22 goals.

1991/1992 Season

Ian Wright from Arsenal FC was the leading scorer in the 1991/1992 season, finding the back of the net 29 times.

1990/1991 Season

Alan Smith from Arsenal FC took home the Golden Boot in the 1990/1991 season with 23 goals.

1989/1990 Season

Gary Lineker from Tottenham Hotspur was the top scorer in the 1989/1990 season, scoring 24 goals.

1988/1989 Season

Alan Smith from Arsenal FC claimed the top spot in the 1988/1989 season, finding the back of the net 23 times.

1987/1988 Season

John Aldridge from Liverpool FC was the leading scorer in the 1987/1988 season, scoring an impressive 26 goals.

1986/1987 Season: Clive Allen – Tottenham Hotspur

In the 1986/1987 Premier League season, the top scorer was Clive Allen from Tottenham Hotspur. Allen scored an impressive 33 goals, making him the standout performer of the season. His goal-scoring prowess played a significant role in Tottenham Hotspur’s success that year.

1985/1986 Season: Gary Lineker – Everton FC

The 1985/1986 Premier League season saw Gary Lineker of Everton FC claim the top scorer title. Lineker netted 30 goals throughout the season, demonstrating his clinical finishing ability and contributing greatly to Everton’s achievements.

1984/1985 Season: Kerry Dixon – Chelsea FC

Kerry Dixon of Chelsea FC was the leading goal scorer in the 1984/1985 Premier League season. Dixon, an English striker, found the back of the net 24 times, helping Chelsea FC to secure a respectable position in the league standings.

1983/1984 Season: Ian Rush – Liverpool FC

The 1983/1984 Premier League season witnessed Ian Rush of Liverpool FC emerge as the top scorer. Rush, hailing from Wales, showcased his exceptional goal-scoring ability by netting an impressive total of 32 goals, aiding Liverpool FC in their pursuit of success.

1982/1983 Season: Luther Blissett – Watford FC

Luther Blissett of Watford FC was the top scorer in the 1982/1983 Premier League season. Blissett, an English striker, scored 27 goals, making a significant impact on Watford FC’s performance that year.

1981/1982 Season: Kevin Keegan – Southampton FC

Kevin Keegan, playing for Southampton FC, claimed the top scorer title in the 1981/1982 Premier League season. Keegan, an English forward, scored an impressive 26 goals, contributing significantly to Southampton FC’s accomplishments that year.

1980/1981 Season: Steve Archibald – Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur’s Steve Archibald was the leading goal scorer in the 1980/1981 Premier League season. Archibald, a Scottish striker, found the back of the net 20 times, playing a crucial role in Tottenham Hotspur’s campaign.

1979/1980 Season: Phil Boyer – Southampton FC

In the 1979/1980 Premier League season, Phil Boyer from Southampton FC emerged as the top scorer. Boyer, an English forward, scored 23 goals, showcasing his goal-scoring prowess and helping Southampton FC achieve success.

1978/1979 Season: Frank Worthington – Bolton Wanderers

Frank Worthington of Bolton Wanderers claimed the top scorer title in the 1978/1979 Premier League season. Worthington, an English striker, netted 24 goals, making a significant impact on Bolton Wanderers’ performance that year.

1977/1978 Season: Bob Latchford – Everton FC

Bob Latchford, playing for Everton FC, was the leading goal scorer in the 1977/1978 Premier League season. Latchford, an English forward, scored an impressive 30 goals, contributing significantly to Everton FC’s accomplishments that year.

1976/1977 Season: Malcolm MacDonald – Arsenal FC

The 1976/1977 Premier League season witnessed Malcolm MacDonald of Arsenal FC emerge as the top scorer. MacDonald, a Scottish striker, showcased his exceptional goal-scoring ability by netting an impressive total of 25 goals, aiding Arsenal FC in their pursuit of success.

1975/1976 Season

Scotland’s Ted MacDougall from Norwich City finished as the top scorer with 23 goals.

1974/1975 Season

England’s Malcolm MacDonald from Newcastle United scored 21 goals to claim the top spot.

1973/1974 Season

England’s Mick Channon from Southampton FC also scored 21 goals to secure the top-scorer title.

1972/1973 Season

England’s Bryan Robson from West Ham United netted an impressive 28 goals to become the top scorer.

1971/1972 Season

England’s Francis Lee from Manchester City scored a remarkable 33 goals to finish as the top scorer.

1970/1971 Season

England’s Tony Brown from West Bromwich Albion found the back of the net 28 times, making him the top scorer.

1969/1970 Season

England’s Jeffrey Astle from West Bromwich Albion scored 25 goals to claim the top spot.

1968/1969 Season

England’s Jimmy Greaves from Tottenham Hotspur finished as the top scorer with 27 goals.

1967/1968 Season

In this season, both Wales’ Ron Davies from Southampton FC and Northern Ireland’s George Best from Manchester United scored 28 goals, sharing the top scorer title.

1966/1967 Season

Wales’ Ron Davies from Southampton FC was the top scorer with an impressive 37 goals.

1965/1966 Season

Northern Ireland’s Willie Irvine from Burnley FC and England’s Roger Hunt from Liverpool FC both scored 29 goals, sharing the top scorer title.

1964/1965 Season

England’s Jimmy Greaves from Tottenham Hotspur and Ireland’s Andy McEvoy from Blackburn Rovers both scored 29 goals, sharing the top scorer title.

1963/1964 Season

Jimmy Greaves of Tottenham Hotspur was the top scorer in the 1963/1964 season, netting an impressive 35 goals. Greaves’ clinical finishing and ability to find the back of the net made him a formidable striker in his time.

1962/1963 Season

Once again, Jimmy Greaves topped the goal-scoring charts in the 1962/1963 season, this time scoring 37 goals for Tottenham Hotspur. Greaves’ consistency and goal-scoring prowess made him a fan favorite.

1961/1962 Season

The top scorers in the 1961/1962 season were Raymond Crawford of Ipswich Town and Derek Kevan of West Bromwich Albion, both scoring 33 goals. It was a closely contested race for the Golden Boot, with both players displaying their goal-scoring abilities.

1960/1961 Season

Jimmy Greaves once again claimed the top scorer title in the 1960/1961 season, this time playing for Chelsea FC. Greaves’ incredible goal tally of 41 goals showcased his dominance in front of goal.

1959/1960 Season

Dennis Viollet of Manchester United was the top scorer in the 1959/1960 season, scoring 32 goals. Viollet’s goal-scoring prowess played a crucial role in Manchester United’s success that season.

1958/1959 Season

Jimmy Greaves continued his goal-scoring exploits in the 1958/1959 season, this time playing for Chelsea FC. Greaves scored 32 goals, cementing his status as one of the league’s greatest goal-scorers.

1957/1958 Season

Bobby Smith of Tottenham Hotspur was the top scorer in the 1957/1958 season, scoring an impressive 36 goals. Smith’s ability to find the back of the net was instrumental in Tottenham Hotspur’s success that season.

1956/1957 Season

John Charles of Leeds United was the top scorer in the 1956/1957 season, scoring 38 goals. Charles’ goal-scoring exploits made him one of the league’s most feared strikers.

1955/1956 Season

Nat Lofthouse of Bolton Wanderers claimed the top scorer title in the 1955/1956 season, scoring 32 goals. Lofthouse’s physicality and goal-scoring ability made him a nightmare for defenders.

1954/1955 Season

Ronnie Allen of West Bromwich Albion was the top scorer in the 1954/1955 season, scoring 27 goals. Allen’s clinical finishing and ability to score from different positions made him a standout player.

1953/1954 Season

Jimmy Glazzard of Huddersfield Town was the top scorer in the 1953/1954 season, scoring 29 goals. Glazzard’s goal-scoring prowess played a crucial role in Huddersfield Town’s success that season.

1952/1953 Season

Peter Harris of Portsmouth FC and Charlie Wayman of Preston North End shared the top scorer title in the 1952/1953 season, both scoring 23 goals. It was a closely contested race for the Golden Boot, with both players showcasing their goal-scoring abilities.

1951/1952 Season

Jorge Robledo of Newcastle United was the top scorer in the 1951/1952 season, scoring 33 goals. Robledo’s goal-scoring exploits made him a fan favorite and a key player for Newcastle United.

1950/1951 Season

Stan Mortensen from Blackpool FC was the top scorer of the 1950/1951 season, scoring an impressive 30 goals.

1949/1950 Season

Dickie Davis from Manchester United finished as the top scorer of the 1949/1950 season, netting 25 goals.

1948/1949 Season

Willie Moir from Bolton Wanderers shared the top scorer title with 25 goals.

1947/1948 Season

Ronnie Rooke of Arsenal FC was the top scorer of the 1947/1948 season, scoring an impressive 33 goals.

1946/1947 Season

Dennis Westcott from Wolverhampton Wanderers finished as the top scorer of the 1946/1947 season, netting 38 goals.

1938/1939 Season

Tommy Lawton from Everton FC and Micky Fenton from Middlesbrough FC shared the top scorer title, both scoring 34 goals.

1937/1938 Season

Tommy Lawton from Everton FC was the top scorer of the 1937/1938 season, scoring 28 goals.

1936/1937 Season

Freddie Steele from Stoke City finished as the top scorer of the 1936/1937 season, netting 33 goals.

1935/1936 Season

Ginger Richardson from West Bromwich Albion was the top scorer of the 1935/1936 season, scoring an impressive 39 goals.

1934/1935 Season

Ted Drake from Arsenal FC finished as the top scorer of the 1934/1935 season, netting an incredible 42 goals.

1933/1934 Season

Jack Bowers from Derby County was the top scorer of the 1933/1934 season, scoring 34 goals.

1932/1933 Season

Jack Bowers from Derby County finished as the top scorer of the 1932/1933 season, netting 35 goals.

1931/1932 Season

Dixie Dean from Everton FC was the top scorer of the 1931/1932 season, scoring an incredible 44 goals.

1930/1931 Season

Tom Waring from Aston Villa finished as the top scorer of the 1930/1931 season, netting an impressive 49 goals.

1929/1930 Season

Vic Watson from West Ham United was the top scorer of the 1929/1930 season, scoring 41 goals.

1928/1929: Dave Halliday

Scotland’s Dave Halliday of Sunderland AFC topped the goal-scoring charts in the 1928/1929 season with an impressive 43 goals.

1927/1928: Dixie Dean

England’s Dixie Dean, playing for Everton FC, set a record that still stands today by scoring 60 goals in the 1927/1928 season.

1926/1927: Jimmy Trotter

England’s Jimmy Trotter, representing Sheffield Wednesday, found the back of the net 37 times in the 1926/1927 season.

1925/1926: Ted Harper

England’s Ted Harper, playing for Blackburn Rovers, scored 43 goals in the 1925/1926 season.

1924/1925: Frank Roberts

England’s Frank Roberts, representing Manchester City, netted 31 goals in the 1924/1925 season.

1923/1924: Wilf Chadwick

England’s Wilf Chadwick, playing for Everton FC, scored 28 goals in the 1923/1924 season.

1922/1923: Charlie Buchan

England’s Charlie Buchan, representing Sunderland AFC, found the back of the net 30 times in the 1922/1923 season.

1921/1922: Andy Wilson

Scotland’s Andy Wilson, playing for Middlesbrough FC, scored 31 goals in the 1921/1922 season.

1920/1921: Joe Smith

England’s Joe Smith, representing Bolton Wanderers, topped the goal-scoring charts with 38 goals in the 1920/1921 season.

1919/1920: Fred Morris

England’s Fred Morris, playing for West Bromwich Albion, scored 37 goals in the 1919/1920 season.

1914/1915: Bobby Parker

Scotland’s Bobby Parker, representing Everton FC, topped the goal-scoring charts with 35 goals in the 1914/1915 season.

1913/1914: George Elliott

England’s George Elliott, playing for Middlesbrough FC, scored 32 goals in the 1913/1914 season.

1912/1913: David McLean

Scotland’s David McLean, representing Sheffield Wednesday, found the back of the net 30 times in the 1912/1913 season.

1911/1912: Harry Hampton

England’s Harry Hampton, playing for Aston Villa, and George Holley of Sunderland AFC both scored 25 goals in the 1911/1912 season.

1910/1911: Albert Shepherd

England’s Albert Shepherd, representing Newcastle United, topped the goal-scoring charts with 25 goals in the 1910/1911 season.

1909/1910: Jack Parkinson

England’s Jack Parkinson, playing for Liverpool FC, scored 30 goals in the 1909/1910 season.

1908/1909: Bert Freeman

England’s Bert Freeman, representing Everton FC, topped the goal-scoring charts with 38 goals in the 1908/1909 season.

1907/1908: Enoch West

England’s Enoch West, playing for Nottingham Forest, scored 27 goals in the 1907/1908 season.

1906/1907: Alexander Young

Scotland’s Alexander Young, representing Everton FC, found the back of the net 28 times in the 1906/1907 season.

1905/1906 – Albert Shepherd (Bolton Wanderers)

In the inaugural season of the Premier League, Albert Shepherd of Bolton Wanderers emerged as the top scorer with 26 goals. His clinical finishing and ability to find space in the box made him a nightmare for opposition defenders.

1904/1905 – Arthur Samuel Brown (Sheffield United)

The following season saw Arthur Samuel Brown of Sheffield United claim the top scorer title with 22 goals. Brown’s agility and knack for being at the right place at the right time made him a constant threat in front of goal.

1903/1904 – Steve Bloomer (Derby County)

Steve Bloomer of Derby County was the leading scorer in the 1903/1904 season with 20 goals. Bloomer’s powerful shots and ability to create chances for himself made him a fan favorite.

1902/1903 – Sam Raybould (Liverpool FC)

In the 1902/1903 season, Sam Raybould of Liverpool FC topped the goal-scoring charts with an impressive 31 goals. Raybould’s clinical finishing and positioning inside the penalty area made him a nightmare for opposition defenses.

1901/1902 – Jimmy Settle (Everton FC)

Jimmy Settle of Everton FC was the top scorer in the 1901/1902 season with 18 goals. Settle’s ability to find space in the box and his accurate shooting made him a key player for Everton that season.

1900/1901 – Steve Bloomer (Derby County)

Steve Bloomer of Derby County once again claimed the top scorer title in the 1900/1901 season with 23 goals. Bloomer’s pace and ability to beat defenders made him a constant threat in front of goal.

1899/1900 – Billy Garraty (Aston Villa)

Billy Garraty of Aston Villa emerged as the top scorer in the 1899/1900 season with 27 goals. Garraty’s agility and ability to create chances for himself made him a valuable asset for Aston Villa.

1898/1899 – Steve Bloomer (Derby County)

Steve Bloomer of Derby County was once again the leading scorer in the 1898/1899 season with 23 goals. Bloomer’s strength and ability to hold off defenders made him a constant threat in front of goal.

1897/1898 – Fred Wheldon (Aston Villa)

Fred Wheldon of Aston Villa claimed the top scorer title in the 1897/1898 season with 21 goals. Wheldon’s speed and agility made him a nightmare for opposition defenders.

1896/1897 – Steve Bloomer (Derby County)

Steve Bloomer of Derby County was the leading scorer in the 1896/1897 season with 22 goals. Bloomer’s ability to create chances for himself and his accurate shooting made him a key player for Derby County.

1895/1896 – Steve Bloomer (Derby County) & John Campbell (Aston Villa)

In the 1895/1896 season, both Steve Bloomer of Derby County and John Campbell of Aston Villa finished as the top scorers with 20 goals each. Bloomer’s pace and Campbell’s strength made them a deadly duo in front of goal.

1894/1895 – Johnny Campbell (Sunderland AFC)

Johnny Campbell of Sunderland AFC claimed the top scorer title in the 1894/1895 season with 22 goals. Campbell’s ability to find space in the box and his accurate finishing made him a key player for Sunderland AFC.

1893/1894 – Jack Southworth (Everton FC)

Jack Southworth of Everton FC was the leading scorer in the 1893/1894 season with 27 goals. Southworth’s strength and ability to hold off defenders made him a constant threat in front of goal.

1892/1893 – Johnny Campbell (Sunderland AFC)

Johnny Campbell of Sunderland AFC topped the goal-scoring charts in the 1892/1893 season with an impressive 31 goals. Campbell’s speed and agility made him a nightmare for opposition defenses.

1891/1892 – Johnny Campbell (Sunderland AFC)

Johnny Campbell of Sunderland AFC once again claimed the top scorer title in the 1891/1892 season with 32 goals. Campbell’s clinical finishing and ability to create chances for himself made him a key player for Sunderland AFC.

1890/1891 – Jack Southworth (Blackburn Rovers)

Jack Southworth of Blackburn Rovers emerged as the top scorer in the 1890/1891 season with 26 goals. Southworth’s ability to find space in the box and his accurate shooting made him a constant threat in front of goal.

1889/1890 – Jimmy Ross (Preston North End)

Jimmy Ross of Preston North End claimed the top scorer title in the 1889/1890 season with 21 goals. Ross’ agility and ability to create chances for himself made him a valuable asset for Preston North End.

1888/1889 – John Goodall (Preston North End)

John Goodall of Preston North End was the leading scorer in the inaugural season of the Premier League with 21 goals. Goodall’s strength and ability to hold off defenders made him a constant threat in front of goal.

Wrap on Premier League Top Scorers by Season

The Premier League has witnessed some incredible goal-scoring performances over the years. From prolific strikers to clinical finishers, these top scorers have entertained fans and left their mark on the league.

As the current season unfolds, it will be interesting to see who emerges as the top scorer and continues the tradition of goal-scoring excellence in the Premier League.

This article was updated 2 weeks ago