Manchester City striker Erling Haaland smashed an all-time Premier League Golden Boot record of 34 goals in 42-game seasons set by Andrew Cole and Alan Shearer. After scoring his 35th goal of the season in the 3-0 victory over West Ham, Erling Haaland has broken the all-time Premier League goal record. The Norwegian outperformed the common record set by Andrew Cole and Alan Shearer of 34 objectives in 1993/94 and 1994/95, separately – both accomplished almost a long time back in 42-game seasons when the association contained 22 groups. The towering striker has scored more goals than five Premier League teams combined, and he still has five league games to break the record. His current goal ratio of 1.26 per 90 minutes suggests he could reach 41 goals by the end of the season. Chelsea, Nottingham Timberland, Wolves, Everton, and Southampton.
Erling Haaland smashed all-time Premier League Golden Boot record of 34 goalsÂ
Despite the fact that Haaland’s last hat trick came against Wolves in January, more than three months ago, he has since scored four trebles and is still one goal away from matching Harry Kane’s record of five in a single Premier League campaign. The Norway international has scored 51 goals in all competitions, surpassing both Vic Watson and Pongo Waring’s records of 50 set more than 90 years ago. Now, his only obstacle is Dixie Dean’s 1927/28 record of 63 goals. If City defeats Real Madrid in the Football Champions League semi-finals to secure their spot in Istanbul on June 10, they would still have nine games to play.
In light of Haaland’s typical objective rate across all rivalries, he would match the Senior member’s record – assuming he plays consistently and City beat Genuinely across the two legs. The fact that Golden Boot totals have been on the decline in recent years—having fallen below 23 in each of the previous four seasons—makes Haaland’s staggering accomplishments all the more impressive. The last time Mohamed Salah scored 30 goals was in 2017/18, during his first season at Anfield. His 32 goals set a new record for a 38-game season. Below, you can watch every goal that Salah, Shearer, and Cole scored in those record-breaking seasons.
