Premier League Golden Boot odds for 2026/27 make Erling Haaland the 4/6 favourite, with Alexander Isak next at 8/1.
Haaland enters the new Premier League season as the man to beat after claiming the award for a third time.
Haaland finished the 2025/26 campaign on 27 goals, five clear of Brentford’s Igor Thiago. The Manchester City striker had built a commanding lead by Christmas. Despite a quieter second half of the season, he was never seriously caught.
It was a third Golden Boot for the Norwegian after his back-to-back wins in 2022/23 and 2023/24. As a result, he reclaimed the crown he lost to Mo Salah in 2024/25.
Thiago’s 22-goal season confirmed Brentford’s knack for unearthing elite strikers. The Brazilian, whose tally included eight penalties, will fancy another strong campaign. Behind the top two, Ollie Watkins hit 16 for Europa League winners Aston Villa. Meanwhile, Joao Pedro (15), Morgan Gibbs-White (15) and Viktor Gyokeres (14) completed the leading pack.
How the Golden Boot market works
The Golden Boot market, often listed as top scorer odds, covers which player will finish as the competition’s leading goalscorer. Bookmakers list odds for leading forwards and attacking midfielders, updating them throughout the season as form and goal tallies change.
Unlike subjective markets such as Player of the Year, the Golden Boot is purely data-driven, based on goals scored. While favourites like Haaland dominate the head of the market, there is strong appeal in finding value picks. For example, look for players in form, new signings, or penalty-takers priced longer than their goal output suggests.
Bookmakers and trading teams build probability models. These estimate how many goals each player is expected to score over a season. The models are then converted into odds and refined as matches are played.
The foundation of a Golden Boot model is Expected Goals (xG). This measures the quality of chances a player gets. Haaland’s 27 goals came from an xG of 18.5 last season, comfortably the highest in the division. In short, he combines chance volume with a genuine finishing edge. Once the base metrics are set, models simulate the season thousands of times, using random variation to account for luck.
Premier League Golden Boot odds: the 2026/27 favourites
Haaland’s 4/6 price is remarkably short for an award with 20 or more realistic runners. However, it reflects his record of three Golden Boots in four seasons. Behind him, Isak (8/1) and Thiago (12/1) head the chasing pack.
Further down the list, Viktor Gyokeres and Joao Pedro are both 16/1. Meanwhile, Ollie Watkins (20/1) and Benjamin Sesko (25/1) offer value at bigger prices.
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Recent Premier League Golden Boot winners
In fact, Haaland has now won three of the last four Golden Boots. The table below shows the recent roll of honour.
| Season | Winner | Goals |
| 2025/26 | Erling Haaland (Man City) | 27 |
| 2024/25 | Mo Salah (Liverpool) | 29 |
| 2023/24 | Erling Haaland (Man City) | 27 |
| 2022/23 | Erling Haaland (Man City) | 36 |
Premier League Golden Boot FAQ
Erling Haaland is the 4/6 favourite. Alexander Isak is next in the betting at 8/1, followed by Igor Thiago at 12/1.
Erling Haaland won the 2025/26 Golden Boot with 27 goals, finishing five clear of Brentford’s Igor Thiago.
Yes. Haaland won consecutive Golden Boots in 2022/23 and 2023/24, and he is favourite to go back-to-back again in 2026/27.
Only Premier League goals count. Cup and European goals are excluded, and the award is shared if two or more players finish level.
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