Johan Cruyff said, “to win, you have to score one more goal than your opponent”. Scoring goals is one of the most important things in football. So, make sure to enhance your Premier League app with all Premier League top scorers.
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Premier League top scorers per season:
Top scorer widget 2022/2023
At the time of writing in the 2022/2023 Erlin Haaland scored 25 goals in 19 matches for Manchester City.
2021/2022:
The Premier League top scores were Heung-min Son and Mohamed Salah with 23 goals.
2020/2021:
Harry Kane won the Golden Boot with 23 goals scored in for Tottenham Hotspurs.
2019/2020:
Jamie Vardy scored 23 goals for Leicester City and became the Premier League top scorer.
2018/2019:
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) didn’t have to share his Premier League top scorer title with one but two other players this year. Sadio Mané (Liverpool) and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal). They all scored 22 goals.
2017/2018:
Mohamed Salah won the Golden Boot with 32 goals scored for Liverpool.
2016/2017:
Harry Kane scored 29 for Tottenham Hotspurs and was the number one in the Premier League top scorers’ list.
2015/2016:
Harry Kane scored 25 goals in service of Tottenham Hotspurs.
2014/2015:
Sergio Aguero is the last player winning the Golden Boot for Manchester City. He scored 26 goals.
2013/2014:
Luis Suarez scored 31 goals this season to become Liverpool’s Premier League top scorer.
2012/2013:
Robin van Persie scored 26 goals for Manchester United. He won the Golden Boot two years and did that for different clubs.
2011/2012:
Robin van Persie scored 30 goals for Arsenal leading the Premier League top scorer list.
2010/2011:
Dimitar Berbatov scored 20 goals for Manchester United. At the same time, Carlos Tevez scored 20 goals for Manchester City.
2009/2010:
Didier Drogba won the Golden Boot for Chelsea, scoring 29 goals this season.
2008/2009:
Nicolas Anelka scored only 19 goals for Chelsea and became the top scorer in the Premier League. He scored the fewest goals in this list.
2007/2008:
Cristiano Ronaldo scored 31 goals for Manchester United, winning him the Golden Boot.
2006/2007:
Didier Drogba scored 20 goals for his Chelsea to get his hands on the Golden Boot.
2005/2006:
Thierry Henry scored 27 goals for Arsenal to get his fourth Golden Boot, making him the player with the most Golden Boots in the Premier League.
2004/2005:
Thierry Henry managed to score 25 goals this season, which led to winning his third Golden Boot.
2003/2004:
Thierry Henry won his second Golden Boot with 30 goals.
2002/2003:
Ruud van Nistelrooy won the Golden Boot by scored 25 goals for Manchester United.
2001/2002:
Thierry Henry won his first of four Golden Boots this year. He scored 24 goals for Arsenal.
2000/2001:
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink scored 23 goals for Chelsea and became the Champions League top scorer.
1999/2000:
Kevin Phillips won his Golden Boot scoring 30 goals for Sunderland.