Is not longer a things to tell that The Premier League is home to some of the most lethal strikers in world football, and this season has been no different. This ranking is based on individual performances, goal contributions, and the quality of opposition they have scored against. Some players have excelled against top-tier teams, proving their ability to perform on the biggest stage, while others have been consistent threats in every match they’ve played.
From prolific finishers like Erling Haaland to breakout stars like Chris Wood and Bryan Mbeumo, these forwards have played crucial roles in their respective clubs’ campaigns. Here’s a breakdown of the 12 best strikers in the 2024/25 Premier League season so far.
12. Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea)
•⚽ Goals: 9
•🎯 Assists: 5
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 201
A promising talent, Nicolas Jackson has displayed flashes of brilliance at Chelsea. His pace and dribbling ability allow him to stretch defenses, though consistency remains a work in progress. Mauricio Pochettino has relied on him for crucial moments, and as he continues to settle, Jackson could develop into a more complete forward.
11. Raúl Jiménez (Fulham)
•⚽ Goals: 9
•🎯 Assists: 2
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 156
After struggling with injuries in recent seasons, Raúl Jiménez has regained some of his old form at Fulham. His experience, physical presence, and ability to hold up the ball have been crucial to Fulham’s attack. Jiménez’s goals have been key in helping his team stay competitive in the league.
10. Kai Havertz (Arsenal)
•⚽ Goals: 8
•🎯 Assists: 2
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 183
Despite not being a traditional No. 9, Kai Havertz has adapted well to Arsenal’s system, playing a crucial role as a false nine. His ability to drop deep and create space for his teammates has made him an invaluable asset in Mikel Arteta’s squad. While his finishing could improve, Havertz’s intelligent movement and link-up play have been instrumental in Arsenal’s attack.
9. Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur)
•⚽ Goals: 7
•🎯 Assists: 3
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 134
•🩺 Injury Status: Out with a knee injury
Before suffering an unfortunate injury, Dominic Solanke was a major force for Spurs. His ability to combine strength and technical ability made him a key figure in Ange Postecoglou’s system. His absence has been felt, and Tottenham will be eager for his return to full fitness.
8. Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
•⚽ Goals: 10
•🎯 Assists: 5
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 123
A consistent performer, Ollie Watkins remains a vital part of Aston Villa’s attack. His intelligent runs and ability to finish under pressure have helped Villa remain competitive in the race for European football. Watkins’ versatility allows him to function both as a lone striker and in a two-man partnership.
7. Justin Kluivert (Bournemouth)
•⚽ Goals: 11
•🎯 Assists: 4
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 115
One of the season’s surprises, Justin Kluivert has been in fantastic form for Bournemouth. His speed, dribbling ability, and finishing touch make him a key attacking threat. Kluivert’s ability to take on defenders one-on-one has added another dimension to Bournemouth’s offense.
6. Yoane Wissa (Brentford)
•⚽ Goals: 11
•🎯 Assists: 2
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 107
With Ivan Toney absent, Yoane Wissa has stepped up to lead Brentford’s attack. His agility and sharp movements in the box make him a nightmare for defenders. Wissa has scored in crucial matches, helping Brentford remain in contention for a top-half finish.
5. Matheus Cunha (Wolves)
•⚽ Goals: 11
•🎯 Assists: 4
•🎯 Shots on Target: 30
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 99
A standout performer for Wolverhampton Wanderers, Matheus Cunha has combined creativity with clinical finishing. His ability to play both as a striker and a playmaker makes him a unique attacking option. Cunha has been directly involved in many of Wolves’ key goals this season.
4. Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
•⚽ Goals: 14
•🎯 Assists: 3
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 94
Bryan Mbeumo has been a crucial part of Brentford’s attack, stepping up in Toney’s absence. His speed, composure, and ability to finish from different positions have made him a standout performer. Mbeumo’s contributions have been key in Brentford’s push for a top-half finish.
3. Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest)
•⚽ Goals: 14
•🎯 Assists: 2
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 90
One of the most surprising names on this list, Chris Wood has been outstanding for Nottingham Forest. His strength, aerial ability, and poacher’s instinct have allowed him to rack up an impressive goal tally. Wood has been instrumental in keeping Forest competitive in the league.
2. Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
•⚽ Goals: 17
•🎯 Assists: 5
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 84
Alexander Isak continues to justify his reputation as one of Europe’s top young strikers. His pace, dribbling, and clinical finishing have made him a focal point of Newcastle’s attack. Isak’s ability to create chances out of nothing makes him one of the most exciting strikers to watch.
1. Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
•⚽ Goals: 18
•🎯 Assists: 2
•⏳ Minutes per Goal: 64
No surprises here—Erling Haaland remains the most dominant striker in the Premier League. His ability to bully defenders, make intelligent runs, and finish with remarkable precision makes him an unstoppable force. Pep Guardiola’s system perfectly complements Haaland’s strengths, and he continues to be the most feared forward in the league.
