The scorers’ race… after Salah “Booker’s” goal, signed by the “robot”

England – Norwegian star Erling Haaland, the Manchester City striker, has moved away from the top of the English Premier League’s top scorers, as the current Premier League season approaches its end.

Erling Haaland scored four goals, a “super hat-trick or poker,” once morest his guest, Wolverhampton (5-1), in the match that brought them together last Saturday, in the 36th round of the league.

The Norwegian striker strengthened his position as the top scorer in the Premier League for the current season, with 25 goals, four goals behind his former English teammate Cole Palmer, the current Chelsea striker, followed in third place by Swedish Alexander Isak, Newcastle United striker, with 20 goals.

While the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah scored the first goal for his team Liverpool once morest its guest Tottenham (4-2) in the match that brought them together yesterday, Sunday, in the 36th round of the English Premier League as well, raising his score to 18 goals, and sharing fifth place with the Englishman Dominic Solanke ( Bournemouth).

Below is the ranking of the top scorers in the English Premier League, just two rounds before the end of the current season (2023-2024) of the league, with some postponed matches remaining from the past rounds, most notably a postponed match for Manchester City and another for Chelsea:

1- Norwegian Erling Haaland (Manchester City) – 25 goals

2- Englishman Cole Palmer (Chelsea) – 21 goals

3- Swedish Alexander Isak (Newcastle United) – 20 goals

4- Englishman Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa) – 19 goals

5- Egyptian Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – 18 goals

5- English Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth) – 18 goals

7- South Korean Heung-Min Son (Tottenham Hotspur) – 17 goals

8- Englishman Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) – 16 goals

8- Englishman Phil Foden (Manchester City) – 16 goals

8- Englishman Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – 16 goals

11- Senegalese Nicholas Jackson (Chelsea) – 13 goals

12- German Kai Havertz (Arsenal) – 12 goals

12- New Zealander Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest) – 12 goals

12- South Korean Hwang Hee Chan (Wolverhampton) – 12 goals

15- Brazilian Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton) – 11 goals

15- Brazilian Richarlison (Tottenham) – 11 goals

15- Frenchman Jean-Philippe Matita (Crystal Palace) – 11 goals

15- Uruguayan Darwin Nunez (Liverpool) – 11 goals

15- Belgian Leandro Trossard (Arsenal) – 11 goals

20- Englishman Elijah Adebayo (Luton Town) – 10 goals

20- Argentine Julian Alvarez (Manchester City) – 10 goals

20- Jamaican Leon Bailey Aston Villa (Aston Villa) – 10 goals

20- Portuguese Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) – 10 goals

20- English Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United) – 10 goals

20- Englishman Carlton Morris (Luton Town) – 10 goals

20- Portuguese Diogo Jota (Liverpool) – 10 goals

20- Congolese Yoan Wissa (Brentford) – 10 goals

28- Brazilian Joao Pedro (Brighton) – 9 goals

28- Brazilian Rodrigo Muniz (Fulham) – 9 goals

28- Brazilian Douglas Luiz (Aston Villa) – 9 goals

28- Englishman Callum Wilson – 9 goals..

Source: “premierleague”