35 players have scored 100 or more Premier League goals. Alan Shearer leads on 260, and the group ends with Matthew Le Tissier on exactly 100.
The size of the group
The count covers players whose Premier League goal total has reached three figures. The cut-off is inclusive, so a player on exactly 100 is part of the group.
That makes the bottom line clear as well. Matthew Le Tissier sits on exactly 100, which is the final total needed to be included.
The top 10 totals
Here are the highest Premier League goal totals.
| Player | Premier League goals |
|---|---|
| Alan Shearer | 260 |
| Harry Kane | 213 |
| Wayne Rooney | 208 |
| Mohamed Salah | 193 |
| Andrew Cole | 187 |
| Sergio Aguero | 184 |
| Frank Lampard | 177 |
| Thierry Henry | 175 |
| Robbie Fowler | 163 |
| Jermain Defoe | 162 |
Who leads the list
Shearer is first and remains the competition's highest scorer. Harry Kane is second, with Wayne Rooney third.
The next names in the top 10 are Mohamed Salah, Andrew Cole, Sergio Aguero, Frank Lampard, Thierry Henry, Robbie Fowler and Jermain Defoe.
What the 100-goal club means
The phrase “Premier League 100 club” is a simple way to describe players who have scored at least 100 Premier League goals. By that measure, the group contains 35 players.
The totals are Premier League goals only. Goals from other competitions do not count toward entry into this group.
FAQ
Who has scored the most Premier League goals?
Alan Shearer has the highest total with 260. No one has scored more in the competition.
What is the Premier League 100 club?
It means the set of players who have reached 100 or more Premier League goals. It is a label for a scoring milestone rather than a separate competition or award.
Who is in the top 10 for Premier League goals?
The top 10 are Alan Shearer, Harry Kane, Wayne Rooney, Mohamed Salah, Andrew Cole, Sergio Aguero, Frank Lampard, Thierry Henry, Robbie Fowler and Jermain Defoe. Those are the highest totals in the all-time standings.
Has any team scored 100 goals in the Premier League?
That is a different stat from the one here. The figures here are for individual players' Premier League goal totals, not team totals.