10 Premier League’s best attackers currently (ranked)

A good striker usually indicates that the side will manage well in any season, but it is not difficult to reach them. Although putting the ball in the net sounds like the easiest job in the world, such as Romela Lukaku, Rasmus H Premier league It’s far from simple.

But on the other side of the spectrum, there are players whose career is built in the top flight of England and whose eye is naked invaluable to their side as margins are still reduced in football.

Below, we rounded up the 10 best marks, including players across the division.

The Currency of the attacker is goals and it will not be a surprise to see a lot of those towards the top of the goal drawings on this list but our list Criteria also include things like a conversion rate (shooting per purpose)Goals of 90 minutes each, and also nods on the disabilities of scoring goals for different sides (would Erling Haaland scored 19 goals in the city of Ipswich?).

So, without further admiration, let’s jump into this non-all-all-controlled top 10 (Note: Statistics correct from February 17, 2025)::

10

Raul Jimenez (Fulham)

9 goals, 179 minutes per goal

Enjoying the late career renaissance after a sick injury, Raul Jimenez still impresses the water line for Marc Silva Fulham in Craven Cottage. The Mexican found a net nine times this season, as well as grabbing three assists.

His goals come from his pure quantity of shootings, with his conversion rate (13%) the lowest of the players on this list, but his goals of Fulham are firmly in hunting for European football, not abolishing in the lower half of the division.

Outside the contract this summer, Cottagers will hope that he will once again be tied up in an effort to guarantee goals in Western London for the seasons to come.

9

Kai Havertz (Arsenal)

9 goals, 205 minutes per goal

Striker frustrating how comfortable he is, Kai Havertz found the net nine times for Arsenalearning him a place on this list despite the recent injury to the end of the season.

However, Recent high -profile leaks Ogorko set up the need to upgrade in German in northern London if they want to raise serious silver accessories in the seasons ahead. Although his work rate, playing for retention and eye for a goal is wonderful, the Arsenal will need more to challenge at the very top.

8

Liam Delap (Ipswich)

10 goals, 186 minutes per goal

Proper old school no. 9, any hope of Ipswich Town Surviving in the Premier League this season are on the shoulders of Liama ​​Delap. Only 21 more, former Manduran Manchester City for Youth has come 10 times 10 times in his debut campaign with the most flight, and is also Won praise for his game and ready to pressure.

With a goal of any other game for a side that looks intended for the second level, it is a little surprise to see clubs like Chelsea associated with a move for an Englishman, and a full team’s debut cannot be too far away if she still finds a net on Portman Road.

7

Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace)

11 goals, 178 minutes per goal

Crystal palace He signed Eddie Nketiah for a huge fee in the summer, but such was the form of Mateta that the former-Arenal man had barely had the opportunity to start games.

Fresh from earning an Olympic silver medal, Mateta hit the double figures for the eagles again as he distorted them from the relegation zone after the horror began until the season, earning Links with a similar Manchester United and Lyon in the process.

His goals arrived from only 50 shots – only Chris Wood scored more than less attempts – undergoing how clinical he became in front of a goal in Selhurst Park.

6

Matheus Cunha (Wolves)

12 goals, 164 minutes per goal

True, it’s hard to put Matheus Cunha on the field, with Brazilian wandering everywhere for Wolves And undoubtedly a man looking for a magic in the last third.

So far, it works, with the Brazilian capturing 12 goals this season for his side as they look to win the relegation.

His 77 shots so far lags only on Erling Haaland on this list, while turning them into goals of approximately 16% of the time, which is the second lowest on this list.

Such were his appearances in the first half of the season that in January he was connected to a larger club, only to describe a new contract by 2029, which includes a clause about the edition available to activate on the summer.

5

Yoane Wissa (Brentford)

11 goals, 160 minutes per goal

Criminal undervalued, Yoane Wissa is overshadowed Brentford Ivan Toney and Bryan Mbeumumo, but continues to blind on Gtech under the supervision of Thomas Frank.

Now 28 years, Wissa has hit a net 11 times this season (none of them from a place) and scores in each other game, while his 21 -pointed conversion is naked better than similar Erling Haalanda (20%).

Apan for playing across the front three, Wissa has now achieved double numbers in the second consecutive year and looks like she will continue to improve in the years to come.

4

Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)

11 goals, 158 minutes per goal

Out of a record season last year, Ollie Watkins remains one of the best Premier League attackers, but he has fought for a re -form so far Aston villa This season.

He discovered the net 11 times for Unai Emery, grabbing five assists in the process, in what was still a very strong season for a 29-year-old Englishman.

It is easy to understand why he was connected to Arsenal in January, such was his sustainable form in a top -notch flight, but Villa will hope that their sale of Jhona Duran will allow them to keep their talisman a goal to get them back to them in Champions League.

3

Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest)

18 goals, 112 minutes per goal

Be honest, no one saw Chris Wood become a top -notch attacker killer Noottingham forest. Still, this is exactly what Gangly Forward did, leading his side to the shock in the Champions League next season.

The 32-year-old scored 18 goals this season, including 15 efforts without penalt from Expected goals a total of only 10.4 (According to FBREF), while turning into a 39%mammoth, putting it among the best in Europe.

His form in the 2023/24 campaign could be attributed to Fluke, but repeat it again this season shows that there is a seriously talented striker who runs the line on the city ground.

2

Erling Haaland (Man City)

19 goals, 116 min per goal

Since his arrival at the Etihad stadium, Erling Haaland has broken almost every goal record, and even as he and Manchester City Fighting this season, he was able to find a net 19 times.

He continues to hit the net at 0.76 goals per game, and he scores the fear of the defenders with his pure speed and power, while having an unquestionable blow to be in the right place at the right time.

After just signing a new contract in Manchester, veterans have another 10 years of attempt and eventually decaying, to prevent it from finding a network in a top flight.

1

Alexander Isaac (Newcastle)

17 goals, 111 min per goal

Maybe now he’s a little stunned by Haaland’s funny scoring rates, we decided to detrit off the Norwegian Marx and replace him with Alexander Isak.

Isaac can follow Haalanda for two goals in the goals at the time of writing, but his 111 minutes per goal is actually better than Haaland’s 116, and his goals in 90 minutes (0.81 V 0.77).

Playing for a slightly inferior side in Newcastle UnitedIsaac also managed a better conversion rate (26% to 20%) from The Haalanda, and once again carried magnles to European football, CATCStare around the clubs around the world in the process.

The apple of every Newcastle fans, they will pray that they can keep it this summer.