Premier League golden boot odds: Isak 9/1 to best Haaland
After claiming a third Premier League golden boot in four seasons, Erling Haaland once more stands as the overwhelming favourite in Paddy's outrighttop scorer market. The main question over the 2026/27 sharp shooter race focuses on who can challenge the Nordic goal god?
Alexander Isak is looking to make up for lost time at Liverpool and Chelsea fans will be hanging their hopes on another solid season for Joao Pedro. As a small consolation if Haaland does run away with it, an each-way bet pays out at a third of the outright odds - e.
a £10 each-way bet on a 30/1 player pays out at £100. So if the odds against anyone other than Haaland seem a bit too steep, the choice is yours!
Erling Haaland (1/3) Unless you've been living under a rock for the last four years, you'll know all about the unstoppable viking. He's the worst nightmare not only for opposing defences, but also for this betting market, as he tends to wrap up the Golden Boot quite early.
Last season was no exception, giving way to a special 'w/o Haaland' outright market, as he posted 27+ goals for the third time in sky blue. He's started 2026/27 strongly, and is now up to eight goals, as only a grievous injury would stop him from being the favourite, and it won't take much to turn his price into something laughable.
Where's Roy Keane when ya need him, eh? Joao Pedro (8/1) The Liam Rosenior reign might be yet another example of Chelsea squandering wealth on a managerial disaster - though we suppose it's nothing a couple of hotels can't fix - but he might just have sparked the Joao Pedro project into action.
After being the absolute terror of the Club World Cup last summer, the Brazilian suffered a poor start, scoring just four league goals before the end of 2025. Rosenior's January arrival was a game changer at first, with six goal scoring appearances across eight PL matchdays in early 2026, in addition to a brace against Napoli.
But although the good times didn't last, Chelsea now have someone with the nous to resume Joao Pedro's development afresh, with Xabi Alonso's Real Madrid pedigree being a factor that has everyone's imagination ticking. This has certainly been the case in Chelsea's first few months of the season as the Brazilian sits just behind Haaland on five.
Alexander Isak (9/1) With Hugo Ekitike unlikely to play before Big Ben chimes in 2027, it's up to Alexander Isak to head up Liverpool's charge. There's no more Mo, and that fuels much of the current price against him knocking Haaland off his perch.