Erling Haaland picked the perfect time to return to goalscoring form – bagging the winner against Arsenal to boost Man City’s Premier League title hopes and his own quest for the Golden Boot.

Haaland had endured a quiet few months, which allowed Brentford’s Igor Thiago to creep up on him in the goalscoring charts, but you cannot keep the mighty marksman quiet for too long.

Though the Norwegian’s main focus in the final weeks of the campaign will be helping Man City chase down title rivals Arsenal, he’ll also be keen to secure some more individual honours – and a third Golden Boot in four seasons – as well.

Haaland still looks a safe bet to finish top of the scoring charts, but Thiago is hunting him down.

Radio Times has all you need to know about the Premier League top scorers in 2025/26.

Premier League top scorers 2025/26

Players with 10+ goals. Ranked in order of goals, assists, and goals per 90.

Erling Haaland (Man City) – 24 goals (7 assists)
Igor Thiago (Brentford) – 21 goals (1 assist)
Antoine Semenyo (Man City) – 15 goals (4 assists)
Joao Pedro (Chelsea) – 14 goals (5 assists)
Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest) – 13 goals (3 assists)
Danny Welbeck (Brighton) – 13 goals (0 assists)
Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal) – 12 goals (0 assists)
Hugo Ekitike (Liverpool) – 11 goals (4 assists)
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa) – 11 goals (2 assists)
Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Leeds) – 11 goals (1 assist)
Junior Kroupi (Bournemouth) – 11 goals (0 assists)

Last updated: 28 April

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Premier League Golden Boot 2025/26 race

Erling Haaland has moved three goals clear of Brentford No. 9 Igor Thiago at the top of the goalscoring charts.

It would be no surprise to see Haaland finish the season with a flourish and extend his lead in the Golden Boot race, now that he is back among the goals.

Haaland’s new Man City teammate Antoine Semenyo is six back from Thiago, with his progress slowing after a fast start to life at the Etihad.

Chelsea striker Joao Pedro is fourth on 14 goals, while Nottingham Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White and Brighton’s Danny Welbeck have 12 to their name.

Premier League top scorers in history

Alan Shearer – 260 goals (441 games)
Harry Kane – 213 goals (320 games)
Wayne Rooney – 208 goals (491 games)

Check out our guide to the players with the most goals scored in a Premier League season for the current records, as well as the all-time top goalscorers in Premier League history.

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