Premier League top scorers 2021-22: Salah and Vardy early leaders - in pictures

A look at the English top-flight's most prolific players for this season and last

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  PREMIER LEAGUE 2021/22 TOP SCORERS: =8) Mason Greenwood (Manchester United). Three goals in seven games. Getty

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  =8) Said Benrahma (West Ham United). Three goals in seven games. Getty

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  =8) Demarai Gray (Everton). Three goals in seven games. Getty

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  =8) Raphinha (Leeds United). Three goals in seven games. PA

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  =8) Andros Townsend (Everton). Three goals in seven games. Reuters

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  =8) Diogo Jota (Liverpool). Three goals in seven games. Getty

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  =8) Son Heung-Min (Tottenham Hotspur). Three goals in six games. AFP

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  =8) Romelu Lukaku (Chelsea). Three goals in six games. Getty

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  =8) Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United). Three goals in four games. Getty

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  =8) Hwang Hee-chan (Wolves). Three goals in four games. Getty

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  =8) Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Everton). Three goals in three games. Getty

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  =4) Sadio Mane (Liverpool). Four goals in seven games. Getty

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  =4) Ismaila Sarr (Watford). Four goals in seven games. Reuters

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  =4) Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United). Four goals in seven games. Getty

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  =4) Neal Maupay (Brighton). Four goals in seven games. Getty

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  3) Michail Antonio (West Ham United). Five goals in six games. Getty

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  =1 (Mohamed Salah (Liverpool). Six goals in seven games. Getty

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  =1) Jamie Vardy (Leicester City). Six goals in seven games. Getty

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  PREMIER LEAGUE 2020-21 TOP SCORERS: =9) Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal). 13 goals in 31 games. Reuters

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  =9) Ilkay Gundogan (Manchester City). 13 goals in 28 games. Reuters

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  8) Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa). 14 goals in 37 games. Getty

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  7) Jamie Vardy (Leicester City). 15 goals in 37 games. AFP

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  6) Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Everton). 16 goals in 33 games. AP

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  =4) Patrick Bamford (Leeds United). 17 goals in 38 games. EPA

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  =4) Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur). 17 goals in 37 games. Reuters

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  3) Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United). 18 goals in 37 games. Getty

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  2) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool). 22 goals in 37 games. EPA

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  1) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur). 23 goals in 35 games. EPA

After just seven games of the new Premier League season, there are already some familiar names at the top of the English top-flight goalscoring chart.

Last season, it was Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane who edged out Liverpool's Mohamed Salah by one goal for the Golden Boot.

This time around, it is the Egyptian forward who has made the early running, alongside another ultra-reliable goal-getter in Leicester City's Jamie Vardy.

The likes of Bruno Fernandes at Manchester United and Kane's Tottenham teammate Son Heung-min are also straight back in the scoring groove after successful campaigns last time round.

As the Premier League takes a short break for the next round of international fixtures, the photo gallery above looks at the current top goalscorers — and see who else finished at the top of the charts last season.