• MOST GOALS IN SINGLE PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON: Arsenal - Thierry Henry (2003/04) 30 goals in 37 games. AFP
    MOST GOALS IN SINGLE PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON: Arsenal - Thierry Henry (2003/04) 30 goals in 37 games. AFP
  • Arsenal - Robin van Persie (2011/12) 30 goals in 38 games.
    Arsenal - Robin van Persie (2011/12) 30 goals in 38 games.
  • Aston Villa - Christian Benteke (2012/13) 19 goals in 34 games. Getty
    Aston Villa - Christian Benteke (2012/13) 19 goals in 34 games. Getty
  • Bournemouth - Joshua King (2016/17) 16 goals in 36 games. Getty
    Bournemouth - Joshua King (2016/17) 16 goals in 36 games. Getty
  • Brentford - Ivan Toney (2021/22) 12 goals in 33 games. Getty
    Brentford - Ivan Toney (2021/22) 12 goals in 33 games. Getty
  • Brighton - Glenn Murray (2021/22) 13 goals in 38 games. Reuters
    Brighton - Glenn Murray (2021/22) 13 goals in 38 games. Reuters
  • Chelsea - Didier Drogba (2009/10) 29 goals in 32 games. Reuters
    Chelsea - Didier Drogba (2009/10) 29 goals in 32 games. Reuters
  • Crystal Palace - Andrew Johnson (2004/05) 21 goals in 37 games. Getty
    Crystal Palace - Andrew Johnson (2004/05) 21 goals in 37 games. Getty
  • Everton - Romelu Lukaku (2016/17) 25 goals in 37 games. PA
    Everton - Romelu Lukaku (2016/17) 25 goals in 37 games. PA
  • Fulham - Clint Dempsey (2011/12) 17 goals in 37 games. Getty
    Fulham - Clint Dempsey (2011/12) 17 goals in 37 games. Getty
  • Leeds United - Mark Viduka (2002/03) 20 goals in 33 games. Getty
    Leeds United - Mark Viduka (2002/03) 20 goals in 33 games. Getty
  • Leicester City - Jamie Vardy (2015/16) 24 goals in 36 games. Reuters
    Leicester City - Jamie Vardy (2015/16) 24 goals in 36 games. Reuters
  • Liverpool - Mohamed Salah (2017/18) 32 goals in 36 games. EPA
    Liverpool - Mohamed Salah (2017/18) 32 goals in 36 games. EPA
  • Manchester City - Sergio Aguero (2014/15) 26 goals in 33 games. Getty
    Manchester City - Sergio Aguero (2014/15) 26 goals in 33 games. Getty
  • Manchester United - Cristiano Ronaldo (2007/08) 31 goals in 34 games. Getty
    Manchester United - Cristiano Ronaldo (2007/08) 31 goals in 34 games. Getty
  • Newcastle United - Andrew Cole (1993/93) 34 goals in 40 games. Getty
    Newcastle United - Andrew Cole (1993/93) 34 goals in 40 games. Getty
  • Nottingham Forest - Stan Collymore (1994/95) 22 goals in 37 games. Allsport
    Nottingham Forest - Stan Collymore (1994/95) 22 goals in 37 games. Allsport
  • Southampton - Matthew Le Tissier, second left (1993/94) 25 goals in 38 games. Getty
    Southampton - Matthew Le Tissier, second left (1993/94) 25 goals in 38 games. Getty
  • Tottenham Hotspur - Harry Kane (2017/18) 30 goals in 37 games. Reuters
    Tottenham Hotspur - Harry Kane (2017/18) 30 goals in 37 games. Reuters
  • West Ham United - Paolo Di Canio 1999/2000) 16 goals in 30 games. Allsport
    West Ham United - Paolo Di Canio 1999/2000) 16 goals in 30 games. Allsport
  • Wolverhampton Wanderers - Raul Jimenez (2019/20) 17 goals in 38 games. Getty
    Wolverhampton Wanderers - Raul Jimenez (2019/20) 17 goals in 38 games. Getty

Premier League clubs' record scorers: Ronaldo, Salah, Kane - in pictures


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This season's race for the Premier League Golden Boot award is already looking like a potential thriller after some of big-money signings made during the summer.

Reigning champions Manchester City won the battle to secure the signature of striker Erling Haaland who moved from German side Borussia Dortmund.

And the 22-year-old Norwegian was quickly off the mark for Pep Gaurdiola's side with the winning goal in City's pre-season win over Bayern Munich.

Liverpool, who finished as season as runners-up to City, have also been in the market for a powerful attacker and brought in Darwin Nunez from Benfica.

Nunez made an even bigger impression than Haaland's in Liverpool's friendly victory over RB Leipzig when the 23-year-old bagged four goals.

Last season, the Golden Boot was shared between Nunez's new teammate Mohamed Salah and Tottenham Hotspur attacker Son Heung-min, with both finishing with 23 goals for their respective clubs.

In the gallery above, you can see which player has scored the most goals in a single Premier League season for each of the current English top-flight clubs. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.

Premier League top scorers and most assists in 2021/22

  • PREMIER LEAGUE TOP GOALSCORERS 2021/22 =11) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) 12 goals in 36 games. PA
    PREMIER LEAGUE TOP GOALSCORERS 2021/22 =11) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) 12 goals in 36 games. PA
  • =11) James Maddison (Leicester City) 12 goals in 35 games. Getty
    =11) James Maddison (Leicester City) 12 goals in 35 games. Getty
  • =11) Ivan Toney (Brentford) 12 goals in 33 games. PA
    =11) Ivan Toney (Brentford) 12 goals in 33 games. PA
  • 10) Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) 13 goals in 30 games. Getty
    10) Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) 13 goals in 30 games. Getty
  • 9) Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) 14 goals in 33 games. PA
    9) Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) 14 goals in 33 games. PA
  • =6) Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) 15 goals in 25 games. Getty
    =6) Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) 15 goals in 25 games. Getty
  • =6) Diogo Jota (Liverpool) 15 goals 35 games. Reuters
    =6) Diogo Jota (Liverpool) 15 goals 35 games. Reuters
  • =6) Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) 15 goals in 30 games. Reuters
    =6) Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) 15 goals in 30 games. Reuters
  • 5) Sadio Mane (Liverpool) 16 goals in 34 games. AP
    5) Sadio Mane (Liverpool) 16 goals in 34 games. AP
  • 4) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) 17 goals in 37 games. Reuters
    4) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) 17 goals in 37 games. Reuters
  • 3) Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) 18 goals in 30 games. EPA
    3) Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) 18 goals in 30 games. EPA
  • =1) Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur) 23 goals in 35 games. Getty
    =1) Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur) 23 goals in 35 games. Getty
  • =1) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 23 goals in 35 games. EPA
    =1) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 23 goals in 35 games. EPA
  • MOST PREMIER LEAGUE ASSISTS 2021/22 =10) Michail Antonio (West Ham United) Eight assists in 36 games. Getty
    MOST PREMIER LEAGUE ASSISTS 2021/22 =10) Michail Antonio (West Ham United) Eight assists in 36 games. Getty
  • =10) James Maddison (Leicester City) Eight assists 35 games. Getty
    =10) James Maddison (Leicester City) Eight assists 35 games. Getty
  • =10) Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) Eight assists in 30 games. AFP
    =10) Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) Eight assists in 30 games. AFP
  • =10) Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City) Eight assists in 28 games. AP
    =10) Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City) Eight assists in 28 games. AP
  • =10) Dejan Kulusevski (Tottenham Hotspur) Eight assists in 18 games. EPA
    =10) Dejan Kulusevski (Tottenham Hotspur) Eight assists in 18 games. EPA
  • =7) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) Nine assists in 37 games. EPA
    =7) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) Nine assists in 37 games. EPA
  • =7) Reece James (Chelsea) Nine assists in 26 games. EPA
    =7) Reece James (Chelsea) Nine assists in 26 games. EPA
  • =7) Paul Pogba (Manchester United) Nine assists in 20 games. Getty
    =7) Paul Pogba (Manchester United) Nine assists in 20 games. Getty
  • =3) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) 10 assists in 36 games. AFP
    =3) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) 10 assists in 36 games. AFP
  • =3) Harvey Barnes (Leicester City) 10 assists in 32 games. PA
    =3) Harvey Barnes (Leicester City) 10 assists in 32 games. PA
  • =3) Mason Mount (Chelsea) 10 assists in 31 games. AFP
    =3) Mason Mount (Chelsea) 10 assists in 31 games. AFP
  • =3) Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) 10 assists in 29 games. AFP
    =3) Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) 10 assists in 29 games. AFP
  • 2) Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) 12 assists in 32 games. AFP
    2) Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) 12 assists in 32 games. AFP
  • 1) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 13 assists in 35 games. AFP
    1) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 13 assists in 35 games. AFP
Updated: July 27, 2022, 4:36 AM