Erling Haaland will aim for a fourth consecutive Premier League Golden Boot this season. The Manchester City striker has dominated the award, winning it in three of his four seasons in England with 112 goals in 132 games. His main challengers include Alexander Isak, who finished second last season with 23 goals despite injury setbacks, and Igor Thiago of Brentford, who scored 22 in his debut campaign.

Chelsea's Joao Pedro (15 goals) and Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres (14) are also in contention, though both face increased competition for striking roles. Ollie Watkins of Aston Villa, third on the all-time Premier League scoring list behind only Haaland and Mohamed Salah, averages over 15 goals per season.

Young Manchester United forward Benjamin Sesko showed promise with nine goals after the January reset and will look to maintain that form. Historically, only 12 of 34 Golden Boot winners have also won the league title, suggesting that individual brilliance can thrive regardless of team success.