The Premier League is one of the hottest leagues in the world. Many players hope to prove themselves in the Premier League, looking at the Premier League's all-time top scorer list, many fans will sigh why the Premier League total goalscorer list has fewer goals than other leagues. To date, only five players have scored more than 180 Premier League goals in total. Even if it is as strong as Henry, it has not broken through 180+. Although the English top league had many ancient gods score more than 300 goals before the restructuring, after entering the Premier League era, it is difficult for anyone to break through the 180-goal mark.
Fifth: Sergio Aguero 184 goals
Sergio Aguero is an Argentine superstar, and he is a good partner for Messi. It is the most scored foreign aid in the history of the Premier League. Aguero's deepest impression was when he faced the Royal Queen Rangers in the final round of the Premier League. That goal helped City win the league title at the last minute.
Sergio Aguero scored a total of 260 goals in his Manchester City career, including 184 league goals. At Manchester City he won 15 titles, including five Premier League titles. Throughout his Blue Moon career, Sergio Aguero was City's first choice in the forward line. He spent ten years at Manchester City and became the team's all-time top scorer.
And Sergio Aguero is also the most scored foreign aid in Premier League history. He scored 18 hat-tricks in his career, scoring a goal. If it weren't for heart problems, Sergio Aguero might not have retired so early. If he had won the World Cup in Argentina in 22, perhaps his career would have no regrets!
However, seeing his friend Messi can hold the Hercules Cup for the national team, Aguero is also very happy.
4th place: Andy Cole 187 goals
Andy Cole plays for Manchester's other established powerhouse, Manchester United. Throughout his career with the Red Devils, Cole has been able to say that he has achieved great success.
In fact, Andy Cole began his career at Arsenal. But unfortunately, he did not get many opportunities in the arsenal. Arsenal preferred to loan him out to smaller teams to level up. It wasn't until the 1992–93 season that his name slowly became associated with the big clubs.
After joining Newcastle, Cole performed well and impressed Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson. He advocated the introduction of the Magpies' talented shooter. Since joining Manchester United, Andy Cole has performed phenomenal in his first 18 Premier League games, scoring a total of 12 goals and arguably amazingly efficient.
However, that season, the team did not perform well in the final stages, and Blackburn ended up becoming the Premier League champions that season, which can be said to shock everyone.
The 1998/99 season was the pinnacle of Andy Cole's career. In this season, he won the "treble" with Manchester United. The front line formed by Cole and York was a threat on the continent at the time, and was known as the "Black Wind Double Evil". That season, they combined to score 58 goals to help United soar on all fronts.
Cole scored a total of 93 Premier League goals for Manchester United. But with the likes of Van Nistelrooy and Veron, Cole's Manchester United career took a turn for the worse. In order to play the main team, Cole chose to join Blackburn. This became the beginning of Cole's wandering career.
He went on to move on to the likes of Manchester City, Sunderland and Nottingham Forest. Although the latter part of his career was bumpy, it did not in any way affect Cole scoring goals in the Premier League. In the end, the man, who played for both Manchester United and Manchester City, scored a total of 187 goals in the Premier League.
Third place: Wayne Rooney 208 goals
Rooney is United's all-time top scorer, scoring a total of 208 goals in the Premier League. Rooney made his debut in the summer of 2002 and played for Everton in the first round of the 02–03 league season.
Rooney's career mark was against Arsenal in October 2002. At the time, it was not known that Rooney scored a golden killer goal against Premier League giants Arsenal, which also ended the Gunners' 30-game unbeaten streak.
Later, Rooney, who was picked up by Alex Ferguson, came to Manchester United, the number one giant in the Premier League. Started a fantastic career at Manchester United Wayne Rooney. Over the next 13 seasons, Rooney made 559 appearances for United, scoring 253 goals, winning five Premier League titles and one Champions League title, and becoming United's all-time top scorer.
The only regret is that Rooney has scored a league goal, but he has never won the Premier League Golden Boot.
2nd place: Harry Kane 210 goals
Against Crystal Palace this season, Harry Kane scored 209 of his Premier League goals, which allowed him to officially surpass Wayne Rooney to become the second all-time goalscorer in the Premier League. And he is also the most scored in the Premier League among active players. Kane, who has scored 210 Premier League goals, is 50 goals away from the Premier League's all-time top scorer.
Compared to the honor of the Golden Boot, Kane has not gained much in team honors at present. Although you are the Premier League Golden Boot and the World Cup Golden Boot, Kane still has nothing to gain in club honours and national team honours. I don't know if he'll consider a change of environment this season.
1st place: Alan Shearer
Alan Shearer is one of the most talented players in the history of the English national team. His father was a metallurgical worker and a die-hard Newcastle fan. At a very young age, his father would take Shearer to St James's Park to cheer on Newcastle.
Shearer, who started his career at Southampton, finally joined Newcastle in the summer of 1996. In his first season at Newcastle, he scored 25 goals to help the team soar through the league. Unfortunately, they were reversed by Manchester United that season and finished second in the league.
In his career, Shearer played a total of 441 Premier League games, scoring 260 goals, and his efficiency was unbelievable.
In contrast, Ronaldo's brilliant career began with Manchester United, but because he did not play in the Premier League for that long, Ronaldo scored a total of 88 goals in the Premier League and failed to be selected in the top five of the all-time goalscorers.