Euro 2024: Top Premier League Goalscorer Odds

Ahead of Euro 2024, we have taken a look at odds for the Premier League’s top scorer at this summer’s competition. Following Harry Kane's transfer to Bayern Munich from Tottenham last summer, the odds look more open than ever as to who could be the Premier League's top scorer at Euro 2024.

Kai Havertz had a positive season for Arsenal, scoring 13 goals and creating seven assists in 37 Premier League outings while featuring as a central midfielder and as a false nine.

The 24-year-old has a decent goalscoring record for Germany, having fired in 15 goals in 44 international caps for Die Mannschaft and will go up against Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland in Group A.

Bukayo Saka will be expected to feature regularly for England at Euro 2024 and will be looking to add to his 11 goals in 32 international caps when the Three Lions face Serbia, Slovenia and Denmark in Group C.

The 22-year-old looks to be going from strength to strength for Arsenal, as he managed to score 16 goals and create nine assists in 35 Premier League matches for the Gunners in 2023/24.

Phil Foden’s gametime at Euro 2024 could be increased from previous tournaments following the omissions of Raheem Sterling and Marcus Rashford.

The 24-year-old’s tactical versatility and over quality will mean that he will feature regularly, especially after a stellar goalscoring season for Manchester City where he fired in a total of 19 goals in 35 Premier League fixtures as Pep Guardiola’s men won an unprecedented fourth league title in a row.

Portugal will fancy their chances of winning the European Championships for a second time when they kick-off in Group F against Turkey, Georgia and the Czech Republic.

The Liverpool forward has had an injury-hit campaign, but, still managed to score 10 times in 21 Premier League appearances (1,150 minutes).

For Portugal, the ex-Wolverhampton Wanderers striker has scored 12 times in 36 international matches.

Perhaps one of the best value options on this list is Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo.

The former PSV forward had a tricky 2023/24 Premier League season at Liverpool, as he scored eight goals in 35 matches, however, Gakpo’s record for the Netherlands is one that should certainly not be overlooked, as the 25-year-old has scored nine times in 23 international matches, including three times at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

The Netherlands will face the likes of Poland, Austria and France in Group D.

Rasmus Hojlund had a bright debut season for Manchester United, as the 21-year-old scored 16 times across all competitions despite the Old Trafford club’s struggles in the Premier League and in Europe.

The Danish striker was actually the top scoring Premier League player in Euro 2024 qualifying with seven goals alongside fellow club teammate Scott McTominay, while seven is the overall tally that Hojlund has in 12 caps for his nation.

Denmark were drawn to play in Group C against Slovenia, Serbia and England.

Kevin De Bruyne is another player on this list that spent the majority of the 2023/24 campaign out injured.

Despite this, the 32-year-old Belgium international still recorded four goals and 10 assists in 1,228 minutes (18 appearances) for Manchester City’s Premier League campaign.

For Belgium, De Bruyne has scored 26 times in 99 caps and enters this tournament in decent form, having scored a goal and created two assists as the Red Devils beat Germany 3-2 back in March.

De Bruyne will be competing against Slovakia, Romania and Ukraine in Group E at Euro 2024.

Bruno Fernandes is a player that certainly can’t be ruled to be the Premier League’s top scorer at Euro 2024.

The Manchester United captain scored 10 goals and created eight assists in 35 league matches for United and even scored six goals during Euro 2024 qualifying for Portugal who look like a more expansive attacking side under Roberto Martinez.

Fernandes has scored a total of 20 goals in 64 matches for Portugal and will certainly fancy his chances of scoring against the likes of Turkey, Georgia and the Czech Republic in Group F.

Arsenal forward Leandro Trossard will be playing alongside the likes of De Bruyne in the Belgian national side.

The 29-year-old ex-Brighton forward had a solid 2023/24 campaign for Arsenal, as he fired in 12 goals and was a key part in the Gunners title-charge despite playing just 1,646 minutes across 34 Premier League appearances.

Trossard has scored seven times in 33 matches for Belgium and could play a much more prominent role than he did at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.