The usual suspects figure prominently in the 2025-26 Premier League top goalscorer odds, but we're taking a look at three lively longshots fancied to outperform their big prices.
Premier League Top Goalscorer Odds
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is a firm favourite at 6/5 to reclaim the crown he secured in 2023 and 2024, while Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is 9/2 to repeat last season's success and land a record-breaking fifth Golden Boot.
Reds target Alexander Isak can be backed at 6/1 to go one better than his runner-up finish for Newcastle and Arsenal new boy Viktor Gyokeres is next best at 13/2.
Premier League Top Goalscorer Tips
Here are our value bets to make a surprise impact in the Premier League Top Goalscorer market.
Matheus Cunha @ 40/1
Manchester United have had to endure several high-profile signings simply being overawed by a move to Old Trafford but we just can't envisage Cunha falling into that category - in fact, he essentially embodies the BOYLE Sports mantra of Back Yourself!
The Brazil international has never been short of self-confidence ever since moving to Europe as an 18-year-old and spells with RB Leipzig, Hertha Berlin and Atletico Madrid set him up for a switch to Wolves in January 2023.
Relishing the physicality of the Premier League, he netted 29 times in 82 top-flight appearances for Wanderers, including a memorable hat-trick away to Chelsea.
At 26, with 15 international caps to his credit and a gold medal from the 2020 Olympics, this looks the perfect time for Cunha to take the next step in his career and help rekindle United's fortunes.
Fellow summer signing Bryan Mbeumo netted 20 times in the Premier League for Brentford last term, five more than Cunha, and will attract interest at 50/1, so his arrival should also aid the Red Devils' revival.
Evanilson @ 66/1
Cunha's compatriot was a bit of a slow burner at Porto but eventually improved enough to earn a 2024 Copa America call-up by the Samba Stars.
He also caught the eye of Bournemouth, arriving at Vitality Stadium last summer for a club-record fee of over £40million.
That soon looked like money well spent, with a decider against Manchester City featuring among a run of four goals in six games.
Evanilson's progress was halted by suffering a broken bone in his foot in January but he returned in fine form, putting together another hot streak of six league and cup strikes in as many games.
Bournemouth's defence has been hit by summer departures but this is still a team blessed with lots of attacking firepower, with only two sides scoring more away goals than them last season, so the 25-year-old front man is set for an interesting campaign.
Jarrod Bowen @ 66/1
Bowen had to graft for his shot at the big time, following up a spell at Hereford by working his way up the ranks at Hull, and that experience has stood him in good stead since joining West Ham in January 2020.
Regularly showing great determination has certainly endeared him to the Hammers' faithful, with that famous 2023 Europa Conference League final winner cementing his place in the club's folklore.
A popular choice to don the captain's armband at the start of last term, Bowen bagged a healthy 13 Premier League goals, his third double-figure tally in four seasons.
With West Ham expected to continue developing a more expansive game under Graham Potter, Bowen is well placed to thrive in playing off Niclas Fullkrug up front, aided by a midfield blessed with more creative talent than was allowed to flourish under recent regimes.
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