Erling Haaland looks like a shoo-in for this year's Premier League Golden Boot, so we're taking a look at the best of the rest of the Premier League's goalscorers and who's likely to top the chart behind the prolific Norwegian.
All odds are subject to change.
Mohamed Salah comes in at 9/2 to be the Premier League's top scorer behind Erling Haaland and that's a position that's tough to argue with. The Egyptian has started the season in top form with four goals from seven games, a rate that would see him well in the mix for the league's second top scorer - should he keep it up.
Salah is a three-time Golden Boot winner - 2018, 2019 & 2022 - but may now have to contend with the idea he's won his last award. Still, though, he's averaged 19 league goals a season across his last two campaigns, and it's hard to see a reason why he wouldn't reach that total again this season.
Level with Salah is Cole Palmer, who is hoping to replicate his outstanding breakthrough season in the last campaign. Palmer notched a whopping 22 goals last season, and has started this season in excellent fashion with six goals from seven games.
Palmer is Chelsea's penalty taker and is a reliable one at that, and he's already displayed excellent free-kick-taking ability with an exquisite free-kick goal from distance in the Blues' win over Brighton this season.
It's a big ask for Palmer to replicate a season as prolific as last season given he operates a lot deeper than other forwards, but with how much quality he possesses it's impossible not to be confident in his scoring potential.
Ollie Watkins is slightly less fancied this season out at 10/1. The England international had an outstanding campaign last season, producing 19 goals that led his side to Champions League qualification.
Watkins has four goals so far from just under four expected goals, and it feels likely he'll continue at this rate. However, the fact he doesn't take penalties for Villa handicaps him for this accolade, as Palmer and Salah both manage to accumulate a high volume of goals from the spot.
Still, Watkins is not worth ruling out entirely because he has a very strong injury record which counts for a lot in these races.
Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson comes in at an outside bet of 12/1. Jackson is an interesting candidate because he's a player who could, and probably should, score many more goals than he does. The Senegalese forward is an absolute livewire and is extremely difficult to handle, but his finishing ability is very inconsistent.
Last season, Jackson underperformed on his expected goals total by five goals, and this season he's already 1.27 goals behind his expected total. Still, he's a young player who's still learning his craft, so Blues fans should be excited about his overall ceiling.
Jackson has already shown signs of development this season and if he can continue to take leaps in his progress, he could be an exceptionally prolific goalscorer.
Tottenham Hotspur's big-money summer signing, Dominic Solanke, come in next at 16/1. Solanke netted a total of 19 league goals last season in what was a fine campaign for Bournemouth, a standard that bought him a move to top six club Spurs.
Since his arrival in London, Solanke has been impressive, and his performance level is growing. The England man has three goals in all competitions but all three of those goals have come in his last four games.
The truth is that Solanke is not a majorly prolific striker, with much of his value coming in his deep skill set that allows him to help maximise the players around him. Regardless, though, his immense quality should mean he's never ruled out entirely.
