Euro 2020 Golden Boot Odds & Prediction

Harry Kane has returned to one of the best strikers in world football again this season as the Englishman hunts down yet another top scorer award with 21 goals in 31 games for Tottenham Hotspur. Kane has also bagged himself 13 Premier League assists as well, which means he is heading towards becoming the first player since Thierry Henry to top both the assists and goalscoring charts in the competition - a feat only the Frenchman has ever achieved back in 2004.

Kane currently has 31 goals in all competitions this season, which is the most he has had since netting 41 in 48 back in 2017/18, where he became the first player to dethrone Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi within a calendar year.

Injuries have derailed his last two seasons, but with just a few games missed in the league this season, he's once again proving why he is arguably the Premier League's best and after winning the World Cup Golden Boot in 2018, Kane is the clear favourite for the top scorer award here.

Kane's Euro 2020 Golden Boot odds are at 5/1.

Romelu Lukaku has found himself again over in Italy and the Belgian recently snatched the Serie A trophy to finally clinch his first-ever league title in his stellar goalscoring career.

The ex-Chelsea man is currently on 22 goals over in Serie A after once again breaking the 20-goal margin, and Lukaku will aim to close the gap on the current top scorer in Italy, Cristiano Ronaldo, but this seems like a bit too far of a stretch.

What isn't out of Lukaku's wildest dreams, however, is a Golden Boot crown at Euro 2020. The Inter Milan striker is already his country's greatest-ever goalscorer and if anyone is going to fire Belgium to a major trophy in the midst of their golden generation gradually fading out, it'll be him.

Belgium are one of the favourites for the trophy, as they have been for the last few, and with a group of Denmark, Russia and Finland, Lukaku could end up having a field day, and he is rightfully so one of the favourites for the Euro 2020 Golden Boot at 8/1.

Cristiano Ronaldo is perhaps playing at his final European Championships, and in typical Ronaldo fashion, he is chasing yet another record. This record is the top scorer of all time in the tournament's history, with the Portuguese on eight after netting his first goal at Euro 2004, which in itself is incredible. However, Michel Platini is also tied with the world's greatest-ever goalscorer and if he is to beat the Frenchman's nine, he'll need just one from a potential seven games, which by his standards, is a walk in the park.

Ronaldo is also Juventus' and the Serie A top scorer once again and ever since departing Real Madrid in 2019, the ex-Manchester United man has not slowed down for a second and the Euro 2020 Golden Boot odds for Ronaldo are a high 9/1.

Over in Italy, he has 27 goals in the top flight, which is ahead of the Serie A-winning Lukaku by six goals, and given how Ronaldo is also on penalty duty for his country, he could easily snatch this Golden Boot and surely, it is only a matter of time until he breaks the record.

What will make the task slightly tougher for Ronaldo, however, is the 'group of death'. Within this stage, the Portugal captain will meet with arguably the tournament favourites, France, and the class of Germany.

Kylian Mbappe is arguably on course to win the FIFA Ballon d'Or this year at 13/2, and what might seemingly stop him is Paris Saint-Germain's inability to win the Champions League and Ligue 1. However, the Frenchman remains the number one man for his country, three years after he won the World Cup in 2018.

Since then, the then 18-year-old phenom has gone from strength to strength and this season, Mbappe has 37 goals in 43 games and will bag himself another Ligue 1 top scorer award with his 25 goals in 39 games thus far.

What will be the difference in Mbappe winning the Euro 2020 Golden Boot is those around him. Players like Antoine Griezmann and Olivier Giroud have been vital for France at times down the years, and if enough focus is on them too, it could starve the PSG man of a goal or two.

However, Mbappe remains arguably the best under 23-year-old in world football and he's no doubt the net man in line to take over the Ronaldo and Lionel Messi dominance alongside Erling Haaland. As of now, Mbappe to win the Euro 2020 Golden Boot odds are at 9/1.

The France superstar will meet with Portgual and Germany in what is the toughest group of them all at Euro 2020, which could only spell issues for anyone in that stage.

Memphis Depay - 14/1

Alvaro Morata - 16/1

Bruno Fernandes - 40/1

Robert Lewandowski - 33/1

Antoine Griezmann - 20/1

Ciro Immobile - 20/1