Erling Haaland, a treble winner in his debut season in the Premier League, has secured a spot on the list of the top ten individual seasons in the league’s history. Joining him on this prestigious list is the legendary Thierry Henry. Let’s dive into the details of these remarkable seasons that have left a lasting impact on English football.
Mohamed Salah 2017/18 – P36 G32 A11
In his first proper season in England, Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah set the league on fire. Scoring a record-breaking 32 goals and providing 11 assists, Salah showcased his extraordinary talent. Though Liverpool fell short of the league title, their formidable attacking trio of Salah, Sadio Mane, and Roberto Firmino went on to win the Champions League in 2018/19 and the Premier League the following year.
Gareth Bale – 2012/13 – P33 G21 A4
Tottenham’s Gareth Bale had a standout season in 2012/13, earning him multiple accolades despite his team’s fifth-place finish. Bale’s 21 goals and nine assists showcased his ability to single-handedly win games. His impressive performances against top teams like Manchester United and Liverpool further solidified his place on this list.
Kevin De Bruyne – 2019/20 – P35 G13 A20
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Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne had an outstanding season in 2019/20, even though his team couldn’t secure the title. With 13 goals and an impressive 20 assists, De Bruyne’s performance earned him the Premier League Player of the Season and PFA Players’ Player of the Year awards. Despite Liverpool’s dominance that season, De Bruyne’s contributions were undeniable.
Dennis Bergkamp – 1997/98 – P28 G16 A11
Dennis Bergkamp’s technical brilliance shone in the 1997/98 season, helping Arsenal secure their first Premier League title. His touch, finesse, close control, and finishing made him a joy to watch. Bergkamp’s hat-trick against Leicester City in August 1997 remains one of the greatest trebles in Premier League history. His inclusion in the Premier League Hall of Fame is a testament to his legacy.
Alan Shearer – 1994/95 – P42 G34 A13
As Blackburn Rovers won their first Premier League title in the 1994/95 season, Alan Shearer emerged as the standout player. His partnership with Chris Sutton formed a formidable strikeforce, scoring a combined 49 goals. Shearer’s 34 goals and 13 assists played a vital role in Blackburn’s title victory and solidified his status as one of the league’s greatest-ever goal scorers.
Thierry Henry – 2003/04 – P37 G30 A6
Thierry Henry’s incredible performances in the 2003/04 season for Arsenal’s “Invincibles” team earn him a place on this list. His 30 goals were crucial to Arsenal’s unbeaten season and league title victory. Skillful, dominant, and tireless, Henry was the epitome of a world-class striker and is widely regarded as the greatest player in Premier League history.
Cristiano Ronaldo – 2007/08 – P37 G31 A7
Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2007/08 season with Manchester United was a showcase of his immense talent. His 31 goals and seven assists contributed significantly to United’s title triumph. Ronaldo’s exceptional performances earned him numerous individual accolades, including the Ballon d’Or, FIFA World Player of the Year, and Premier League Player of the Season.
Erling Haaland – 2022/23 – P35 G36 A8
In his debut season in the Premier League, Erling Haaland made an immediate impact. Scoring an astonishing 36 goals and providing eight assists, Haaland set new records left and right. Despite his exceptional goal-scoring prowess, his relatively lower placement on this list is due to his playing style being deemed less technically gifted. Nonetheless, his incredible performance helped Manchester City secure the treble.
Thierry Henry – 2002/03 – P37 G24 A20
Thierry Henry’s 2002/03 season for Arsenal earned him a second spot on this list. Scoring a phenomenal 24 goals and providing 20 assists, Henry showcased his exceptional ability to both score and create goals. Although Arsenal fell short of the title, Henry’s contributions led to him being recognized as the Premier League GOAT.
Luis Suarez – 2013/14 – P33 G31 A12
Liverpool’s Luis Suarez had an unforgettable season in 2013/14. Despite Liverpool narrowly missing out on the league title, Suarez’s 31 goals and 12 assists made him the standout player of the season. Leading the line for the “best team that didn’t win the Premier League,” Suarez’s incredible performances earned him numerous individual awards and solidified his place among the league’s greatest.
FAQs
Q: Who has the most goals in a single Premier League season?
A: Erling Haaland holds the record for the most goals scored in a single Premier League season, with 36 goals in the 2022/23 season.
Q: Which player has the most assists in a single Premier League season?
A: Thierry Henry holds the record for the most assists in a single Premier League season, providing 20 assists in the 2002/03 season.
Q: Has any team gone unbeaten in a Premier League season?
A: Yes, Arsenal’s “Invincibles” team achieved the remarkable feat of going unbeaten throughout the entire 2003/04 Premier League season.
Conclusion
The Premier League has witnessed some remarkable individual seasons throughout its history. From the sheer goal-scoring prowess of Erling Haaland and Luis Suarez to the creative brilliance of Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne, these players have left an indelible mark on English football. Their performances continue to inspire and captivate football enthusiasts, adding to the rich tapestry of the beautiful game.
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