Premier League top scorers 2026-27: who is leading race for the golden boot?
Find out which of the English top-flight’s sharp shooters are firing their way up the goalscoring charts
9 Erling Haaland (Manchester City) 7 Alexander Isak (Liverpool) Nicolas Jackson (Aston Villa) 6 Thierno Barry (Everton) 5 João Pedro (Chelsea) Morgan Rogers (Chelsea) Marcus Tavernier (Bournemouth) Rayan Cherki (Manchester City) Evanilson (Bournemouth) Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) 4 Bryan Mbeumo (Manchester United) Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Leeds United) Pascal Gross (Brighton) 3 Brian Brobbey (Sunderland) Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) Kevin Schade (Brentford) Mohamed Belloumi (Hull City) Pedro Neto (Chelsea) Kai Havertz (Arsenal) Charalampos Kostoulas (Brighton) Jack Hinshelwood (Brighton) Cole Palmer (Chelsea) Yasin Ayari (Brighton) Jack Rudoni (Coventry City) Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton) Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal) Liam Delap (Nottingham Forest) Enzo Le Fée (Sunderland 2 Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City) Maxim De Cuyper (Brighton) Emersonn (Ipswich) Leif Davis (Ipswich) Zian Flemming (Ipswich) Julio Enciso (Ipswich) Josh King (Fulham) Malick Yalcouyé (Brighton) Vitaly Janelt (Brentford) Keane Lewis-Potter (Brentford) Bruno Guimarães (Arsenal) Anthony Elanga (Newcastle) Johan Manzambi (Aston Villa) Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace) Joe Willock (Newcastle) Dan Ndoye (Nottingham Forest) Víctor Muñoz (Liverpool) Harvey Barnes (Newcastle) Jordan Henderson (Chelsea) Oli McBurnie (Hull City) Igor Thiago (Brentford) Jan Paul van Hecke (Tottenham) Diego Gómez (Brighton) Alysson Edward (Aston Villa) John McGinn (Aston Villa) This chart will be updated throughout the season