As the transfer season draws to a close, the Premier League's top goalscorers have made their debut in the market. With the league now in its sixth round, we may want to look back at past stats and lock in our favorite scorers ahead of time.
Since the 2000/01 season, the top scorers have come from Big 6 teams almost every year, with the only exception being the 2019/20 season, which was dominated by Lister City striker Jimmy Wardy. Therefore, you don't have to be paranoid about picking a top scorer, just focus on the Big 6.
From the 2018/19 season so far, a total of seven top scorers were born, but none of them scored more than 23 goals. Manchester City striker Xalante has scored 10 goals in 6 rounds of the league, according to this momentum, if there is no accidental injury, scoring 40 goals in a single season is not a pipe dream, undoubtedly a good choice for the top scorer.
If you're not interested in the odds and want to try some cold options, then Liverpool's Mohamed Sana is worth keeping an eye on. Although Shana hasn't been outstanding in the early part of the season, he has the strength and experience to win the Premier League Golden Boot three times in the last five years. If he can revitalize himself, it's worth taking a small bet on him to have another good season, with returns of up to 12 times.
