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Tottenham Hotspur Striker Dominic Solanke Receives Backing from Theo Walcott to Win Premier League Golden Boot

Former England international Theo Walcott has backed Tottenham Hotspur striker Dominic Solanke to win the Premier League Golden Boot ahead of Erling Haaland this season.

Speaking on Sky Sports’ ‘How long ref’ show, Walcott made the claim during the ‘Wildest Take’ segment. Solanke, who completed a £65 million move to Tottenham Hotspur from Bournemouth this summer, has yet to score a goal in the Premier League.

Last season, Solanke racked up an impressive tally of 19 league goals in 38 appearances, finishing nine goals behind Haaland, who won the Golden Boot for the second successive season.

At Spurs, Solanke is likely to receive better service with the likes of James Maddison around, but he finds himself well-behind Haaland. The Norwegian has scored four times in two league games, including a hat-trick in City’s 4-1 win against Ipswich Town.

Solanke is expected to return in the north London derby against Arsenal on September 15, where he will have the opportunity to open his account for Spurs.

Gary Lineker Analyzes Erling Haaland’s Unplayable Style

Gary Lineker has explained why Erling Haaland is a nightmare prospect for defenders. Haaland has been rampant since his move to English football in the summer of 2022, scoring 94 goals and providing 14 assists in 101 games across competitions for City, including 67 goals in 68 games in the Premier League.

Lineker, a former England international and television presenter, analyzed Haaland’s style of play on The Rest is Football podcast, saying: “I thought it highlighted the importance of the way Haaland plays and plays so high. Because if he constantly spins behind, defenders will get nervous and drop deeper, giving midfield players more space behind. However, if he drops 20 yards into midfield, he crowds it out more, leaving no space for those midfield players.”

Erling Haaland Remains Manchester City’s Best Bet to Find the Back of the Net

Haaland remains Manchester City’s best bet to find the back of the net, despite Julian Alvarez’s departure putting an added responsibility on the superstar striker.

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