with several world-class forwards already looking like strong contenders.
Erling Haaland (Manchester City) The obvious favourite. After smashing records in his first two Premier League seasons, Haaland will be hungry to go even higher. His clinical finishing, combined with City’s endless supply of chances, makes him the man to beat.
Cole Palmer (Chelsea) The breakout star of last season could take his game to another level. If he keeps his composure in front of goal and Maresca builds the attack around him, Palmer could shock everyone and be in the mix for the top scorer’s crown.
Alexander Isak (Newcastle) A striker with flair, movement, and lethal finishing. If Newcastle stay fit and consistent, Isak could quietly put together a serious Golden Boot campaign.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) You can never rule out Salah. Even when Liverpool aren’t at their best, he racks up goals season after season.
Harry Kane (If he returns to the Premier League) It’s a big “if”, but should he make a comeback, Kane’s consistency could immediately make him a contender.
With so much attacking talent in the league, next season’s race might go down to the final matchday and we could see one of the tightest Golden Boot battles in years.
