The idea for dozens of Premier League forwards is simple, but it is far from easy — score more goals than Erling Haaland.
MORE — Premier League all-time goals leaders
The race for the 2026-27 Premier League Golden Boot is on, with Kai Havertz flying out of the starting block to score the season’s first goal on August 21.
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He was only in front for a few minutes as teammate Bukayo Saka joined him. Many more will join their ranks over the course of this 380-match Premier League season.
Who won last season’s Golden Boot?
Haaland now has three Golden Boots in four seasons.
The Manchester City star scored 27 goals last season to win it back from Mohamed Salah.
Haaland’s two other Golden Boot wins saw him score 27 goals in 2023-24 after his record-devouring 2022-23 campaign.
Premier League 2026-27 goalscoring leaders
4 goals
Erling Haaland, Manchester City
3 goals
Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United
Alexander Isak, Liverpool
Morgan Rogers, Chelsea
Marcus Tavernier, Bournemouth
Kevin Schade, Brentford
Joao Pedro, Chelsea
Bukayo Saka, Arsenal
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2 goals
Jack Hinshelwood, Brighton & Hove Albion
Rayan Cherki, Manchester City
Anthony Elanga, Newcastle United
Cole Palmer, Chelsea
Josh King, Fulham
Tyrick Mitchell, Crystal Palace
Vitaly Janelt, Brentford
Bryan Mbeumo, Manchester United
Kai Havertz, Arsenal
Martin Odegaard, Arsenal
Emersonn, Ipswich Town
Leif Davis, Ipswich Town
Mohamed Belloumi, Hull City
Malick Yalcouye, Brighton & Hove Albion
Pascal Gross, Brighton & Hove Albion
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Leeds United
Jayden Bogle, Leeds United
1 goal
Semi Ajayi, Hull City
Nobel Mendy, Hull City
Nilson Angulo, Sunderland
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Everton
Thierno Barry, Everton
Anton Stach, Leeds United
Jack Clarke, Ipswich Town
Keane Lewis-Potter, Brentford
Michael Kayode, Brentford
Maxim De Cuyper, Brighton & Hove Albion
Marc Guehi, Manchester City
Josko Gvardiol, Manchester City
Cody Gakpo, Liverpool
Joe Willock, Newcastle United
Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool
Gonzalo Garcia, Fulham
Dan Ndoye, Nottingham Forest
Morgan Gibbs-White, Nottingham Forest
Victor Munoz, Liverpool
Alex Scott, Bournemouth
Liam Millar, Hull City
James Tarkowski, Everton
Yoane Wissa, Newcastle United
Romeo Lavia, Chelsea
Pedro Neto, Chelsea
Wilson Isidor, Sunderland
Chuba Akpom, Ipswich Town
Harvey Barnes, Newcastle United
Jacob Ramsey, Newcastle United
Cesar Palacios, Fulham
Luka Vuskovic, Brighton & Hove Albion
Ben Chilwell, Crystal Palace
Enzo Le Fee, Sunderland
Tyrique George, Everton
Benjamin Sesko, Manchester United
Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Everton
Anan Khalili, Crystal Palace
Justin Kluivert, Bournemouth
Liam Delap, Nottingham Forest
Jorgen Strand Larsen, Crystal Palace
Alysson, Aston Villa
Igor Jesus, Nottingham Forest
Zian Flemming, Ipswich Town
Bruno Guimaraes, Arsenal
Charalampos Kostoulas, Brighton & Hove Albion
Lewis Dunk, Brighton & Hove Albion
Yasin Ayari, Brighton & Hove Albion
Noah Okafor, Leeds United
Bazoumana Toure, Newcastle United
Jaidon Anthony, Brentford
Igor Thiago, Brentford
Fabio Carvalho, Brentford
Yohan Manzambi, Aston Villa
Nicholas Jackson, Aston Villa
Emiliano Buendia, Aston Villa
Conor Gallagher, Tottenham Hotspur
Jan Paul van Hecke, Tottenham Hotspur
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