Kane, Salah, Lukaku: all-time top Premier League goalscorers - in pictures

We take a look at the hottest shots in the English top-flight

PREMIER LEAGUE ALL-TIME TOP GOALSCORERS: 25) Ryan Giggs - 109 goals in 632 games. Ratio: 0.17. (Manchester United) Getty

24) Emile Heskey - 110 goals in 516 games. Ratio: 0.21. (Leicester City 33 goals, Liverpool 39, Birmingham 14, Wigan Athletic 15, Aston Villa nine) Getty

23) Dion Dublin - 111 goals in 312 games. Ratio: 0.36. (Manchester United two goals, Coventry City 61, Aston Villa 48). Action Images

22) Ian Wright - 113 goals in 213 games. Ratio: 0.53. (Arsenal 104 goals, West Ham United nine) Getty

21) Mohamed Salah - 113 goals in 213 games. Ratio: 0.63. (Chelsea two goals, Liverpool 115). AP

20) Romelu Lukaku - 118 goals in 271 games. Ratio: 0.44. (Chelsea five goals, West Bromwich Albion 17, Everton 68, Manchester United 28). AFP

19) Steven Gerrard - 120 goals in 504 games. Ratio: 0.24. (Liverpool). Getty

18) Dwight Yorke - 123 goals in 375 games. Ratio: 0.33. (Aston Villa 60 goals, Manchester United 48, Blackburn Rovers 12, Birmingham City two, Sunderland one). Getty

17) Nicolas Anelka - 125 goals in 364 games. Ratio: 0.34. (Arsenal 23 goals, Liverpool four, Manchester City 37, Bolton Wanderers 21, Chelsea 38, West Bromwich Albion two). Allsport

16) Robbie Keane 126 goals in 349 games. Ratio 0.36. (Coventry City 12 goals, Leeds United 13, Tottenham Hotspur 91, Liverpool five, West Ham United two, Aston Villa three). Getty

15) Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink - 127 goals in 288 games. Ratio: 0.44. (Leeds United 34 goals, Chelsea, 69, Middlesbrough 22, Chatlon Athletic two. Shutterstock

14) Jamie Vardy - 128 goals in 263 games. Ratio: 0.49. (Leicester City). Getty

13) Robin van Persie - 144 goals in 280 games. (Arsenal 96 goals, Mamnchester United 48). EPA

12) Teddy Sheringham - 146 goals in 418 goals. Ratio: 0.35. (Nottingham Forest one goal, Tottenham Hotspur 97, Manchester United 31, Portsmouth nine, West Ham United eight). Getty

11) Les Ferdinand - 149 goals in 351 games. Ratio: 0.42. (Queens Park Rangers 60 goals, Newcastle United 41, Tottenham Hotspur 33, West Ham United two, Leicester City 12, Bolton Wanderers one). Allsport

10) Michael Owen - 150 goals in 326 games. Ratio: 0.46. (Liverpoool 118 goals, Newcastle United 26, Manchester United five, Stoke City one). Shutterstock

9) Jermain Defoe - 163 goals in 379 games. Ratio: 0.43. (West Ham United 18 goals, Tottenham Hotspur 91, Portsmouth 15, Sunderland 34, Bournemouth four). AFP

8) Robbie Fowler - 163 goals in 379 games. Ratio: 0.43. (Liverpool 128 goals, Leeds United 14, Manchester City 21). Getty

7) Thierry Henry - 175 goals in 258 games. Ratio: 0.68. (Arsenal). AFP

6) Frank Lampard - 177 goals in 609 games. Ratio: 0.29. (West Ham United 24 goals, Chelsea 147, Manchester City six). Getty

BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - MARCH 16: Harry Kane of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates after scoring their team's second goal during the Premier League match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Tottenham Hotspur at American Express Community Stadium on March 16, 2022 in Brighton, England. (Photo by Julian Finney / Getty Images)

4) Sergio Aguero - 184 goals in 275 games. Ratio: 0.67. (Manchester City). Getty

3) Andrew Cole - 187 goals in 414 games. Ratio: 0.45. (Newcastle United 43 goals, Manchester United 93, Blackburn Rovers 27, Fulham 12, Manchester City nine, Portsmouth three). Reuters

2) Wayne Rooney - 208 goals in 491 games. Ratio: 0.42. (Everton 25 goals, Manchester United 183).

1) Alan Shearer - 260 goals in 441 games. Ratio: 0.59. (Blackburn Rovers 112 goals, Newcastle United 148). Allsport

When Harry Kane drilled home Tottenham Hotspur's second goal in their 2-0 win at Brighton last week, it was another landmark moment in his already prolific career.

Kane had just notched his 178th Premier League goal, moving him above Frank Lampard and up to fifth in the all-time list of scorers since the English top-flight was renamed in 1992.

And if the 28-year-old kicks into his top goalscoring gear, it would be no big surprise if he ends the current campaign up to the heady heights of third in the list.

“I am happy for him because in every game he has many chances to score,” said Spurs manager Antonio Conte after the win against the Seagulls.

“At the start of the season he struggled a bit and didn't score a lot and now he knows very well with this team he has great opportunities to score in every game.

“To have a striker like him makes us stronger but at the same time his feeling now is positive because he knows he will have chances. I think he deserves to win something in his career because we are talking about a fantastic player.”

Kane is not the only current striker working his way up the all-time goalscoring charts - there is also this season's current top scorer Mohamed Salah at Liverpool, Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku and Jamie Vardy at Leicester all still plying their trade as top-flight hotshots.

You can see where they all sit in the top 25 of Premier League all-time scorers in the above gallery. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.