Haaland SMASHES 100 PL Goals RECORD!

Erling Haaland struck his 100th Premier League goal during Manchester City’s dramatic clash with Fulham, setting a new benchmark for speed to a century. The Norwegian reached the landmark in just 111 appearances, smashing the previous record of 124 games set by all‑time leading scorer Alan Shearer.​

How he reached the century

Haaland’s landmark strike came at Craven Cottage, where he converted a cut-back inside the box with his trusted left foot to open the scoring. The goal continued his outstanding domestic form for City and underlined his status as the focal point of Pep Guardiola’s attack since arriving in 2022.​

Record books rewritten

By hitting 100 goals so quickly, Haaland has left a host of Premier League greats behind him, reaching the mark in fewer games than Shearer, Harry Kane, Sergio Agüero and Thierry Henry. He also became the 35th player to join the league’s “100 club”, doing so at just 25 years of age.​

From explosive debut to domination

Haaland had already torn up records with a 36-goal debut league campaign for City, breaking the previous best single-season tally that had stood for nearly three decades. His consistency since then has turned early hype into sustained dominance, with defenders across the division struggling to contain his mix of power, movement and finishing.​

What comes next

With his contract running well into the next decade and his strike rate still elite, projections suggest Haaland is on course to challenge Shearer’s long‑standing all‑time Premier League record of 260 goals if he stays in England. For now, though, his latest feat confirms him as one of the most prolific forwards the league has ever seen, and every goal from here will edge him deeper into Premier League folklore.​

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